Tag: Community Engagement
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Search Underway for Assailants in Omaha Street Attack
Omaha, Nebraska – Authorities are actively seeking two individuals involved in a violent assault on a pedestrian near 24th and L streets. The incident occurred around 1:30 p.m. on May 28, highlighting concerns about public safety in the area. Details of the Attack The victim reported that he was walking along 24th Street when he…
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Milwaukee County Unveils First Juneteenth-Themed Bus
Milwaukee County introduces its inaugural Juneteenth-themed bus, marking a significant milestone in local cultural recognition and celebration. The unveiling took place at the Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) fleet facility located on W. Vine Street, showcasing a vibrant collaboration with the community. Design by Local Student Artists The distinctive design of the bus was conceived…
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Margaret Henningsen Reflects on Milwaukee’s Juneteenth Celebration Legacy
In a heartfelt interview with TLNA’s Frank John, Margaret Henningsen, the driving force behind Milwaukee’s Juneteenth festivities, shared poignant memories and reflections on the event’s rich history. Early Beginnings and Community Spirit Margaret Henningsen, now 77 years old, reminisced about the genesis of Milwaukee’s Juneteenth Day over five decades ago. Partnering with Jan Kemp in…
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IMPD Allocates $2 Million for New North District Headquarters
The Indianapolis City-County Council has approved a budget of $2 million to initiate the architectural design phase for a new Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) North District Headquarters. This relocation is set to take place on property owned by the Marion County Public Health Department, situated northeast of the intersection of 38th Street and Keystone…
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Austin Police Chief Selection Process Enters Final Stages
Austin, Texas – The search for Austin’s next Chief of Police is advancing swiftly as Mosaic Public Partners, the city’s executive search consultant, initiates candidate evaluations. City Manager T.C. Broadnax will oversee the screening process, aiming to identify top contenders who will advance to the next phase of interviews. Comprehensive Evaluation Process The selection process…
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Trump’s Detroit Church Visit: Impact on Voter Outreach
Donald Trump’s recent visit to a Detroit church has sparked contrasting narratives about its significance and impact on local politics and voter outreach efforts. Trump’s Outreach Strategy Donald Trump, the presumptive nominee for the Republican Party, made a strategic visit to Detroit, Michigan, over the weekend. His aim was clear: to appeal directly to Black…
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Las Cruces Hosts ‘Peace, Love, and Pickleball’ Tournament
LAS CRUCES, N.M. — La Casa Inc., a prominent nonprofit dedicated to domestic violence prevention and advocacy, teams up with the Organ Mountain Pickleball Club to organize a lively Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, June 22, 2024. This event promises a nostalgic journey into the 1960s with its ‘Peace, Love, and Pickleball’ theme, encouraging participants to…
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Shooting Incident in Indianapolis Leaves One Dead
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) responded to a fatal shooting incident on Sunday morning in the 2900 block of North Warman Avenue, near the northwest side of the city. IMPD officers arrived at the scene to find an adult male victim outside a residence, suffering from injuries consistent with gunshot wounds. The victim, identified as…
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Milwaukee Event Gives Away 400 Bikes to Local Kids
Milwaukee, WI – This Saturday, Shake James, the owner of Black Market MKE and founder of JAY Academy, is set to host the annual Black on the Block event. The highlight of the event will be the giveaway of 400 bikes to children from the community. This initiative aims to bring joy and foster a…
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Wichita School District Plans $450 Million Bond Initiative
WICHITA, Kan. – The Wichita school district is contemplating a substantial $450 million bond issue as part of its ambitious Facility Master Plan aimed at enhancing educational infrastructure across the city. This initiative echoes past efforts, notably in 2008, when a similar bond referendum led to transformative changes in Wichita Public Schools. Historical Context: Echoes…
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El Paso Elder Abuse Prevention Month Highlights Community Engagement
EL PASO, Texas — June marks Elder Abuse Prevention Month across Texas, bringing attention to the critical issue of protecting seniors from various forms of mistreatment. This month, Adult Protective Services (APS) hosted its annual Crimes Against the Elderly Conference at the El Paso Community College Viscount campus. The event, held from 8 a.m. to…