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Three more lucky winners were awarded $250 cash in the Jacksonville Chamber’s Shop Local 2023 campaign.

Mill Valley must change mind about private club Recently, Mill Valley cleared the way for the Treehouse, a private club with a substantial entrance fee and monthly dues (“Mill Valley commission approves downtown private club,” Oct. 26). It will occupy the vacant Bank of America building, now symbolic of the bank’s abandonment of local communities. […]

The series' four segments follow the outline by attorney and civil rights activist Bryan Stevenson -- slavery, lynching, segregation, and mass-incarceration.  The series is linked to the page of the Diversity, Racial Equity and Inclusion Committee, and is also available on YouTube and at Chelmsford Telemedia. Congregation Shalom, a synagogue in town to which Heines belongs, plans a virtual presentation and discussion of the series on Jan. 18, for Martin Luther King Day. Heines, a retired computer science professor who worked at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell, serves on Congrega...

Events on tap Hicks said, "Here is an opportunity for folks who if interested, and connected with us, can express that. It's totally and completely voluntary." Upcoming events will likely take place in a virtual format, due to coronavirus restrictions. This includes a presentation of "Civil Rights: A History." A virtual discussion of the series is set for Martin Luther King Day on Jan. 18, and sponsored by Congregation Shalom. Dixon said Black History Month will feature an informational posting on a Black person each day of the month. Answering a call The Select Board voted to created the ...