Murals by Stowe students highlight racial justice
Community celebrations will be held Friday, June 3 at 1:45 p.m. at Stowe Middle School, and on the Stowe Recreation Path Saturday, July 23 at 4 p.m.
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Community celebrations will be held Friday, June 3 at 1:45 p.m. at Stowe Middle School, and on the Stowe Recreation Path Saturday, July 23 at 4 p.m.
Resistance of getting it passed. is it going to be about public outcry? when i talked to senator murphy, who's leading the charge trying to get this together, they say the public is behind him but is it up to the public to push in that direction? >> p i think what we saw when we go back to 2019, the action that came after the parkland shooting really moved the needle on electing members of congress that would act and take action on gun violence. for the first time back in that session, we were able in the judiciary committee to pass the first piece of legislation, universal background check bi...
The masses this weekend, please pack a mask. remember, it is required by the federal government if you are traveling on public transit to wear a mask. back to you. >> a good reminder, polo sandoval. thank you so much as more people start flying again the number of incidents of unruly passengers on planes is also increasing. just this week southwest airlines said it permanently is banning the woman accused of a violent assault on a flight from sacramento to san diego. as cnn's pete muntean explains, it is part of a disturbing trend of increasing violence in the sky. >> reporter: the problem f...
Was obviously a tragic situation. >> did you see that? it's not our elected leaders. it's going to be other folks there president obama had an idea about. no sooner had he dropped the mike than the very folks, the kinds of people president hope obama talked about picking it up did exactly that. yesterday as new york city joined the 100 cities rallying together demanding justice for trayvon martin, our own resident member of the clergy y, reverend al sharpton was joined by a couple of president obama's most famous celebrity supporters, jay-z and beyonce. they took a break from their respective ...