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Monterey County's inaugural Race Relations Summit was a success. | Monterey County NOW Intro - Vimarsana News

Monterey County's inaugural Race Relations Summit was a success. | Monterey County NOW Intro

Kyarra Harris here, still new to Monterey County and enjoying learning about this area’s history. A significant interest for me has been the county's demographics—and how it has changed over

Pacific Grove residents want to honor historic group of local soldiers - Vimarsana News

Pacific Grove residents want to honor historic group of local soldiers

The 54th Coastal Artillery Regiment was tasked with protecting the Monterey Bay from enemy attack.

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White California Couple Sentenced for Role In 2018 Attack That Left 61-Year-Old Black Veteran with Broken Jaw After He Stood His Ground - Vimarsana News

White California Couple Sentenced for Role In 2018 Attack That Left 61-Year-Old Black Veteran with Broken Jaw After He Stood His Ground

White California Couple Sentenced for Role In 2018 Attack That Left 61-Year-Old Black Veteran with Broken Jaw After He Stood His Ground A California couple was sentenced Wednesday for their role in a racially motivated 2018 attack that left a Black man with a broken jaw. Monterey County District Attorney Jeannine Pacioni said Wednesday, Jan. 20 that Noah Boewer will serve six years in prison, and that his wife Tricia Boewer will spend 60 days in Monterey County Jail and a year on probation for their parts in the assault in the Northern California city of Monterey. Noah and Trish Boewer wer...

A white couple faces a jury in the 2018 attack of a Black man at a Monterey bowling alley. - Vimarsana News

A white couple faces a jury in the 2018 attack of a Black man at a Monterey bowling alley.

There came a moment in the trial of a white couple accused of assault and hate crimes in an attack on a Black man outside of a Monterey bowling alley when the victim was asked why he didn’t just walk away from their racist taunts. Dirrick Williams paused as if to consider his words, and in a voice choked with emotion, answered why: “My name isn’t nigger. “I don’t have to walk away. My grandfather had to walk away, my father had to walk away. My brothers had to walk away,” he said. “My mother named me Dirrick Williams, not nigger.”