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On October 1905, the schooner Harry A. Berwind, a wooden commercial vessel bound for Philadelphia from Alabama, was turned into a slaughterhouse when a gun was turned on its crew.
An organization formed in response to white supremacy-espousing banners dropped in Moore County hopes to create a “solution-based action plan” for addressing hate in the community.
Standing on a hill near the Vass bridge where an antisemitic banner was dropped in December, Barbara Rothbeind, president of the Sandhills Jewish Congregation, said the community cannot let its
Murder on the high seas is the subject of a gripping event on Wednesday, June 15, at Weymouth Center, as Writer-in-Residence Charles Oldham reads from his newly released “Ship of
Members of the LGBTQ community explain what pride month and celebrations mean to them.