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The 20-year-old was fatally shot by a police officer during a traffic stop. The officer reportedly thought she was deploying her Taser when she shot him.

Lake Club’s Kathy Wright hadn’t knitted in 10 years until she saw on Nextdoor that a group of East County women were meeting to knit. On April 1, she grabbed her yarn, needles, a folding chair and other supplies and drove to Greenbrook Adventure Park. Projects in the works Although the Common Thread group meets every week, each person is able to work on individual projects. Here are projects some of the knitters are working on: Lake Club’s Laurie Riehm is working on a toss pillow cover she can place over her pillows. They’re made of wool for durability and match the color scheme of he...

Alice Jones took on the running challenge to raise cash for Maggie’s Merseyside. Throughout the month of January Alice ran more than 50 miles and raised an outstanding £1,768. She said: “In October 2018, my Mum was diagnosed with bowel and colon cancer. As a family, we felt like our world was falling apart. "When I saw the Maggie’s 50 Mile Challenge come up on my Facebook, I didn’t even have to think twice about signing up for it. "I knew I wanted to do something for Maggie’s in return for all that they have done for my Mum and many others in this position.

Maggie's Centre topping out ceremony. Picture: Brian Roberts A NEW cancer support centre in the grounds of Clatterbridge Hospital aims to start helping its first patients in the next few weeks. Maggie's Merseyside provides free practical, emotional and social support for people living with cancer. Its new purpose-built facility is located at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre. The Steve Morgan Foundation - a charity supporting projects that help children and families, people with physical or learning disabilities, the elderly, or those that are socially disadvantaged - has supported the...

Morgan Wallen, shunned by music industry for racist slur, still scheduled for Country Thunder, Midwest festivals Piet Levy, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Morgan Wallen no longer eligible for Academy of Country Music Awards after using racial slur UP NEXT Morgan Wallen's fast-rising career crashed and burned this week after video Tuesday night circulated of the country artist saying the N-word.  His record label suspended his contract indefinitely, radio stations and streaming services pulled his songs from playlists, and his booking agency severed ties with him. But Wallen is ...