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(BCN) — Eduardo Almanza has been homeless on and off for years. He’s had a number of close calls with cars and the VTA light rail in San Jose, and he openly admits to becoming disoriented and ending up in the road. He said he’s seen friends with bruises and sprained ankles caused by drivers […]
Last year, in the depths of the pandemic, Forbes Library hosted a virtual exhibit, “In This Together,” that invited artists to submit work reflecting on issues that had gained prominence since the onset of COVID-19: human health, social justice and...
Mural artist brightens up Northampton Bike Path Once completed, Northampton visual artist Kim Carlino’s "Blossoms" public art installation will adorn the intersections on the Mass Central Rail Trail in Florence, MA. FOR THE GAZETTE/SABATO VISCONTI Northampton artist Kim Carlino works on her “Blossoms” public mural Saturday on the Mass Central Rail Trail, a project that requires patience and coordination with passing pedestrians and cyclists, in Florence. FOR THE GAZETTE/SABATO VISCONTI PHOTOS Published: 5/9/2021 7:39:19 PM NORTHAMPTON — A new series of murals is greeting cyclists and...
Jack Hartley A group involved in county lines organised crime who were involved in dealing Class A drugs in the Barrow area have been sentenced, with one jailed for more than 11 years. The defendants were sentenced yesterday at Preston Crown Court after pleading guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs (heroin and crack cocaine) between December 6, 2019, and April 18, 2020. Jack Hartley, 27, of Maddocks Street, Liverpool, was sentenced to a total of 11 years and three months in prison. Cameron Beedles, 21, was sentenced to a total of five years and four months in prison. Cameron Beedles B...
Watch the moment police break down door in drugs raid THIS is the moment police stormed into the home of a person involved in supplying class A drugs. Officers broke down the door of a property in Vernon Stree in Barrow in an operation that led to a man being jailed for more than five years. Police carried out the raid January 3 last year after officers witnessed a suspected drug deal in the area of nearby Keyes Street involving someone on a bicycle. That person was then seen to enter then leave an address in Vernon Street, police said. Officers forced entry to the house and found...