Pro skateboarders seek new skate park in Stillwater to honor skater who died
The Stillwater community is coming together to honor a local skateboarder who died last year and aiming to create a new skate park in his honor.
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The Stillwater community is coming together to honor a local skateboarder who died last year and aiming to create a new skate park in his honor.
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The trio, all from Reading, have been remanded in custody to appear in Reading Magistrates’ Court on Thursday. Two other boys, both aged 13, have been released on bail with strict conditions until February 1. In a statement issued through police, Olly’s family described the youngster as “an enigma” who “could get his own way with a wry smile and a cheeky grin”. They said: “He always stood his ground and fought for the underdog whilst having an amazing depth of love, warmth and wit. “In his final moments he must have been terrified. Fighting to get home, he had everything to li...