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SCHENECTADY – Following last week’s public hearing during which the city’s 24 proposed items toward police reform were criticized as not going far enough…

With reforms in sight, revamped community policing eyed in Schenectady FacebookTwitterEmail 8 1of8Buy PhotoJamaica Miles, with the group All Of Us, speaks about the Reform and Reinvention Collaboration Report and about the process to get to the final report during a press conference on the step of city hall on Monday, March 8, 2021, in Schenectady, N.Y. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul Buckowski/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of8Buy PhotoSchenectady Police Chief Eric Clifford speaks at a press conference held to discuss a partnership to develop a virtual reality educatio...

Morristown hosts ground-breaking ceremony for new community center The new center will be called "Morristown Landing." It will be a 115,000 square-foot recreation and events center. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 7:19 PM EST March 12, 2021 MORRISTOWN, Tenn. — UPDATE:  This story was corrected to say the city used a 25 cent increase to pay for the center, instead of the 25% increase. Morristown may soon have a new community center after the city held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday morning on Durham Landing. The city broke ground on the $36 million facility an...

Hearing speakers say Schenectady police reform plan falls short | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS By Brian Lee | All of Us leader Mikayla Foster speaks on the steps of City Hall during a press conference as they request changes to be made in city hall meetings for the voices to be heard during public hearings at Schenectady City Hall Monday Shares0 SCHENECTADY — The city’s draft police reform plan fails to go far enough to reforming the police, the majority of more than a dozen people who spoke at a City Council public hearing on the plan said Monday night. Some speakers were members of All ...

Hearing speakers say Schenectady police reform plan falls short | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS By Brian Lee | Shares0 SCHENECTADY — The city’s draft police reform plan fails to go far enough to reforming the police, the majority of more than a dozen people who spoke at a City Council public hearing on the plan said Monday night. Some speakers were members of All of Us, a community group that continues to push for consideration of 13 demands for reform it made last summer, in the middle of last summer’s nationwide Black Lives Matter movement against police-involved deaths of unarmed Blac...