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An aerial view of black smoke and fire at Omdurman market Colorado Springs Gazette Source link
FILE PHOTO: Commercial vessels including vessels which are part … Colorado Springs Gazette Source link
Black, Russell D. Russell Dennis Black age 67 of Cedar Springs died Sunday, April 16, 2023 at Corewell Health Butterworth. Russ was born March 11, 1956 in Greenville, MI the son of Francis and Doris (LaFond) Black. He worked at the Gun Tavern in Cedar Springs and MoIron in Sparta. Russ enjoyed classic rock, karaoke, […]
Black Panther director developing X-Files reboot with ‘diverse cast’ Colorado Springs Gazette Source link
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A Colorado Springs native who has served in the Navy for 11 years was named the United States Navy Band’s 2022 Sailor of the Year. The award distinguishes 37-year-old Musician 1st Class (MU1) Adele Demi from 94 competitive peers of equal rank across the command. The U.S. Navy Band is the premier musical organization […]
People protest in Oakland against the fatal beating of Black motorist … Colorado Springs Gazette Source link
Black Friday sales begin at the King of Prussia shopping mall Colorado Springs Gazette Source link
Date: Saturday, March 4, 2023 Time: 4pm Reception | 5pm Program Location: The Vintage Club: 75001 Vintage Dr. W, Indian Wells, CA 92210 Washington Policy Center will be back in the desert for our 16th Annual Evening in the Desert in Palm Springs! This is one of our most popular and exclusive events, welcoming our Pillar […]
A Black Army veteran allegedly beaten by Colorado Springs police during an October traffic stop has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the three officers involved in the encounter. The lawsuit alleges CSPD officers Colby Hickman, Matthew Anderson and Christopher Hummel violated Dalvin Gadson’s Fourth Amendment rights by using excessive force. Each defendant also […]
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KABC) — Hundreds of Black and Mexican families announced the filing of an amended claim Tuesday asserting that the city of Palm Springs caused up to $2 billion in harm to families who were forcibly evicted from the downtown Section 14 neighborhood in the 1950s and 1960s. Section 14 — a one-square-mile […]