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Michael Smith, a Voice for Justice Reform, Is Dead at 78 As head of the Vera Institute in New York, he spurred community policing and pressed for easing bail, profoundly influencing the law enforcement agenda. Michael Smith’s work with the Vera Institute of Justice helped shape approaches to law enforcement in New York and nationally.Credit...via Katherine Kruse June 9, 2021Updated 6:12 p.m. ET Michael E. Smith, who helped shape policies that promoted community policing, eased cash requirements for bail and encouraged prosecutors and judges to explore alternatives to prison, died on May 31 ...

Supplier News25 May 2021 Shiji Group Builds Custom Integration for Wyndham Hotels & Resorts to Connect Multiple Technology Platforms and Broaden Global Distribution share this article Photo: Shiji ATLANTA, GEORGIA, May 25, 2021 –Shiji Group has recently announced its strengthened relationship with longtime customer Wyndham Hotels & Resorts through the connecting of the hotel group’s multiple technology platforms across global markets via Shiji Distribution Solutions. Shiji Distribution Solutions allows select Wyndham properties in China to be listed on Wyndham’s global CRS...

Shiji’s IcePortal Selected by Minor Hotels to Enhance Visual Content Management share this article Photo: Shiji ATLANTA, GA - Shiji's IcePortal has announced that it has recently partnered with Minor Hotels to provide visual content management for the hotel group. IcePortal, a Shiji Group Brand, will enable Minor Hotels to curate, score, and track their visual content across all major distribution channels and GDS through IcePortal's centralized portal. The partnership with Minor Hotels, the Bangkok-based hotel owner, operator, and investor, will allow the hotel group to maint...

Cape Cod Times Gordon Peabody likes to say that his company, Safe Harbor, uses the power of the wind and waves to rebuild natural shoreline protections like beaches and dunes. One technique involves placing thousands of slats in random patterns on a beach mimicking stalks of beach grass. In theory, they slow down wave velocity causing the sand it carries to settle out and bulk up a beach instead of destroying it. If there's one trend Peabody has noticed in over 30 years of work, it's the raw power he thinks climate change has injected into storms. It's what he saw at Ballston Beach in Truro...

CHATHAM — Lots of creatures and vessels now use the April Fool’s Cut to travel between the Atlantic and Nantucket Sound through an ever-widening breach in the barrier beach torn open by a nor’easter back on April 1, 2017. But it’s most regular visitor, the tidal waters of the open Atlantic, has proven to be the most devastating, assaulting the properties along the inner shore behind the barrier beach on high tides and storms. The intrusion of the ocean into the once-calm backwaters that connect to Stage Harbor and Nantucket Sound raised tides by a foot or more, exposing that coastlin...