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Today at 11:00am The Reston Association Design Review Board has given a tentative thumbs up to Tall Oaks Assisted Living’s plans to expand its parking lot on North Shore Drive. The board voted 4-1 with one abstention on Tuesday (April 20) to give conceptual approval to the assisted living facility’s proposal to add 29 new parking spaces to the 44-space lot, even as members lamented the anticipated loss of landscaping and the trees that give Tall Oaks its name. Board architect Michael Wood voted against Tall Oaks’ request for conceptual approval, saying that he understands the facility�...

10 years since the mass protests in Wisconsin It has been 10 years since the eruption of mass protests in the US state of Wisconsin provoked by anti-worker legislation introduced by Republican Governor Scott Walker. The mass upsurge, coming after decades in which the class struggle had been suppressed in the United States by the unions, contains important lessons for today under conditions of unprecedented social polarization in the midst of a deadly, uncontained pandemic. The protests in Wisconsin that erupted in February 2011 coincided with an international upsurge in the class struggle in...

Doris Albert passed away 2021-2-14 in McAlester, Oklahoma. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Brumley-Mills Funeral Home.

John Albert ‘Johnny’ Strickland WILMINGTON — John Albert “Johnny” Strickland, 75, was born Nov. 22, 1945, to George Strickland and Pauline Strickland in Wilmington. On Jan. 19, 2021, Johnny joined his mother and father to be with the Lord in heaven. Johnny was a loving son, husband, father and grandfather. He is survived by his loving wife, Evelyn Faye Strickland; son, Dale Strickland; stepchildren, Sharon Schiller (Stan), Reginale Evenson (Debra), Cathy Evenson-Nifong (Dale), Patty Mincey and Michael Evenson (Lisa); numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and one great-great-gr...

arrow Andrew Yang visited the heavily Asian community of Elmhurst last week during a campaign stop. Elizabeth Kim / Gothamist In 2013, Bright Limm, an attorney and community organizer in Queens, was working as a volunteer on John Liu's Democratic primary campaign for New York City mayor. As city comptroller, Liu had broken an important racial barrier, becoming the first Asian American to hold citywide office. Among his supporters, Liu was seen as the consummate campaigner, a politician steeped in city politics and history who was capable of building a broad coalition in working-...