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The day has finally come! As of June 15th, California will officially reopen and after a year of restrictions and closures, you will be able to be mask-free in MOST places. If you are vaccinated, you will be able to do mostly everything you did pre-pandemic without wearing a mask including grocery shopping, drinking at a bar and going to the gym. If you aren t vaccinated, you should still wear a mask but the state is working on the best practices for businesses. There are still situations and places where masks will be required regardless of vaccinations. Here s where masks will still be required in California: ....
MADISON - Christopher Petros, a Hudson attorney with a long disciplinary record, had his law license revoked Wednesday, June 9, 2021, by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Petros previously has been reprimanded and suspended from practicing law, and now the most severe sanction available to the stateâs high as been imposed on him. Petros has a criminal defense and family law practice in Hudson since 2009. He has also practice law in Minnesota. In July 2020, his license was suspended for two years, and ordered by the state Supreme Court to make restitution of $24,000 to the Wisconsin Lawyersâ Client Protection Fund, for 24 counts of misconduct, which included: ....
A Veteran Tried to Credit Black Americans on Memorial Day. His Mic Got Muted. Retired Army Lt. Col. Barnard Kemter was speaking at an American Legion service in Hudson, Ohio, on Monday when he was intentionally silenced. Video -0:00 Veteran’s Mic Cut as He Noted Black History of Memorial Day During Lt. Col. Barnard Kemter’s Memorial Day speech in Hudson, Ohio, his microphone was turned off as he spoke about how freed Black slaves had played an early role honoring fallen soldiers after the Civil War. Memorial Day was first commemorated by an organized group of Black freed slaves less than a month after the Confederacy surrendered. In recent years, the origins of how and where Decoration Day began has sparked lively debate amongst historians. However, Yale historian David Blight, asserting the holiday is rooted in a moving ceremony was conducted by freed slaves on May 1, 1865, at the tattered remains of Confederate prisoner of war camp. They were carrying ....