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To do with race. explain. >> yes that's a really great place to open. so in the last election president trump carried overwhelmingly texas border counties that were largely historic and latino. why is that? why is that? is it because latino voters living in border counties are racist? against latinos? i mean that's just madness. the reason is because, they oftentimes either immigrants themselves, children or grandchildren of immigrants see firsthand the extraordinarily deleterious consequences of large scale illegal migration. they see it in terms of the overwhelming of local schools, you have...

GP14 Midland Bell open meeting at Midland Sailing Club by Charles Saunders 13 May 21:38 BST 9 May 2021 At last! The first Midland Bell open meeting for 18 months got under way at Midland SC in Edgbaston, Birmingham on Sunday 9th May. The host club made us all very welcome and a total of eleven boats sailed, five from the home club and six visitors (five Trimpley, one Staunton Harold). The wind was in a good direction for sailing but launching from a lee shore was difficult in the stiff breeze. The race officers got us cleanly away on time at 11.00 and it soon became apparent t...

3 hours ago Business leaders have thrown their support behind the £87 million Shrewsbury North West Relief Road, despite vocal opposition from environmental campaigners. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up An artist's impression of the North West Relief Road The deadline for Salopians to have their say on the planning application for the four-mile stretch of road, which would run from the Churncote roundabout to Battlefield, is next Tuesday, April 27. So far, more than 1,000 negative comments have been submitted, but Shrewsbury Business Chamber is fully behind the plans. A spokesman s...

Concerns raised over impact on Dundalk business when hairdressers and pubs allowed open in Northern Ireland Reporter: ');  '); Dundalk Municipal District Cathaoirleach Councillor Emma Coffey has raised serious concerns of the impact of the lifting of Covid restrictions in Northern Ireland on the local economy and local business. Cllr Emma Coffey, voicing those concerns, stated that with the planned opening of hairdressers and beauty salons in Northern Ireland on the 23 of April 2021 and all non-essential retail including pubs and restaurant opening for outdoor service on the 30th of April ...

gbacon@observertoday.com If you ask Chautauqua County’s top leader, the pandemic is merely an obstacle in the path to success. That was the prevailing message County Executive PJ Wendel gave Wednesday night during his State of the County address. Wendel’s 18 minute speech was given virtually during the county’s legislature’s monthly meeting, which was carried live on Facebook. In his address, Wendel noted how he began his tenure as the county executive about 10 weeks before the pandemic hit locally. “On Sunday, March 15, 2020, we called an urgent meeting of county staff and other st...