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Boyer: Three wishes to a genie for our community
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'The normal rules of engagement have been thrown out - Alex Pretti was on his knees when first shot was fired'
A place where people usually come to enjoy themselves is now a focus for a community's grief and anger. It's cordoned off to traffic, and a steady stream of people arrive to place candles and flowers, digesting what happened here. I've now seen four angles of this shooting - four different videos which show the fatal shots, the moments before and the moments after. They offer a window into how this horror unfolded, second by second.
Jim Hartman: It's ICEy in Minneapolis this time of year
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Jennifer Brooks: The tragedy of a mass shooting at a children’s Mass Original
It was a mass shooting at a children’s Mass. Wednesday was the first all-school Mass for the first week of classes at Annunciation Catholic School. Maybe the little ones prayed for the school year and the adventure ahead. Third grade. Fifth grade. The best year yet. Maybe they prayed for us. The grown-ups who could have built them a world that protects its children from people with too many guns and a manifesto.
Minnesota mourns victims of 'politically motivated assassination'
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'It feels like a bad dream': Minnesota mourns victims of 'politically motivated assassination'
But the congregation is struggling to comprehend an act of evil - the brutal murder of one of their own. Melissa Hortman grew up here. The former state speaker and her husband Mark were shot dead in their home on Saturday morning. Her friend and party colleague, Erin Koegal, was among those attending mass. "It still feels like a bad dream. I woke up this morning and was like, okay, so that was real," she said. "It's hit me in waves, the grief, and the anger, and the sadness.
Improving wild animal welfare through contraception
Wildlife contraception is an accepted method for controlling populations of many wild animal species (Kirkpatrick et al. 2011). Although the use of wildlife contraceptives may improve wild animal welfare (see box 1 for our definition of welfare), research related to the welfare impacts of wildlife contraceptives has to date largely been focused on understanding and mitigating harmful side effects (Gray and Cameron 2010), as opposed to identifying and harnessing possible welfare benefits.
OBIT: John Byrd - NorthIowaToday.com
On July 19, 2024, John Byrd, affectionately known as “Johnny Byrd” passed on from this life. Johnny was born in Michigan City, IN on September 26, 1949, to Booker and Gladys Byrd. Late in life Johnny moved to Minneapolis, MN then later moved to Mason City, IA with his loving sister, Dorthy Robinson, the two of them shared an inseparable bond. John enjoyed watching Country Westerns and Christian movies, he was also known for his written and spoken poetry and dancing to music.
DOJ investigation into Minneapolis police finds race discrimination and excessive force. Original
Highlights: In Minneapolis, there has been a long history of police brutality complaints. In the five years before Mr. Floyd’s murder, nearly 60 percent of the instances in which the police used force were against Black residents, though only about 20 percent of Minneapolis’s residents are Black. Is "percent of residents" really the relevant comparison? How about "percent of violent criminals"? FBI Crime Report: Or "percent of cop-killers"?
Interstate Companies, Inc.
Interstate Companies, Inc. Interstate Companies, Inc., a growing industrial conglomerate headquartered in Minneapolis, MN, has reached an agreement to purchase the assets of Lodi Truck & Equipment (Lodi) in Sacramento, CA. Financial details of the purchase were not released by the privately held companies. The deal adds momentum to Interstate's growing final stage manufacturing business, adding new employees and our first brick and mortar location in California.
Antioch Alum Toni Ann Johnson Wins Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction
Toni Ann Johnson had been writing in marathon mode for weeks. Working from 9am to 7pm, her only breaks were for the most basic necessities. The long hours found her tucked into her California bed—giving her back a break from an uncomfortable desk chair. This wasn’t her usual writing schedule, or position, but she didn’t mind. She was working as fast as she could to complete revisions on her forthcoming short story collection, Light Skin Gone to Waste.
Religion News Service: Our 11 best stories from a terrible year
It's no news that 2020 will go down as one of the worst years in recent memory. But the triple-whammy of pandemic, economic crisis and demonstrations for racial justice that left many Americans beleaguered and angry also yielded some inspiring and profound stories of faith and spiritual connection. Here are 11 stories by our staff and frequent contributors that captured moments of resilience and perseverance, and even a few moments of celebration.
In Minneapolis, talk of changing PD means taking on union
Posted: Monday, June 22, 2020 1:27 pm | Updated: 2:16 pm, Mon Jun 22, 2020. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The fiery leader of Minneapolis' police union has built a reputation of defying the city, long before he offered the union's full support to the officers charged in George Floyd's death. When the mayor banned “warrior training” for officers last year, Lt. Bob Kroll said the union would offer the training instead.
Standing By in Minneapolis and Amsterdam
Bystander is a dirty word. It’s associated with going about your everyday business while Nazis haul away Jewish neighbors. But the people who witnessed the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis don’t deserve that ugly label. They did their best, especially seventeen-year-old Darnella Frazier who had the courage and presence of mind to film what happened and post it. People in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam also confronted police brutality and killings.
Most Americans, including Republicans, support sweeping Democratic police reform proposals
Most Americans, including a majority of President Donald Trump's Republican Party, support sweeping law enforcement reforms such as a ban on chokeholds and racial profiling after the latest death of a black American while in police custody, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll released on Thursday.
Orthodox women are using Instagram to fight racism, on and offline
Shevi Samet started her Instagram livestream by letting out a long, deep breath. “How are you?” she asked her co-presenter and fellow Instagrammer Shoshana Greenwald. “So, so nervous,” Greenwald replied. “So nervous, so nervous,” Samet echoed. “I just want to address that briefly: Shoshana and I are literally doing this with our hearts in our throats.” The two women were about to begin an hourlong discussion of racism and their journeys in learning more about anti-racism education through Instagram.
George Floyd, whose murder sparked racial justice protests, to be laid to rest
The black man whose death has inspired a worldwide reckoning over racial injustice will be buried in Houston Tuesday, carried home in a horse-drawn carriage. George Floyd, who was 46 when he was killed, will be laid to rest next to his mother. On May 25, as a white Minneapolis officer pressed a knee on Floyd's neck for several minutes, the dying man cried out for his mother. His funeral will be private. A public memorial service was held Monday in Houston, where he grew up.
Congressional Democrats unveil broad police reform bill including ban on chokeholds
U.S. congressional Democrats unveiled sweeping legislation on Monday to combat police violence and racial injustice, two weeks after George Floyd's death in Minneapolis police custody led to widespread protests.
In Minneapolis, rage over George Floyd extends beyond cops
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — To truly understand the rage people in this city felt as they watched a video of George Floyd begging, gasping and slowly succumbing beneath the weight of a police officer’s knee, it’s necessary to step back in time. Seven years before Floyd’s cheek was smashed against the pavement, Terrence “Mookie” Franklin cowered behind a water heater in a dark basement after fleeing police who were trying to confront him about a burglary.
George Floyd eulogized at Minneapolis memorial in first of three events
Hollywood celebrities, musicians and the politically powerful filed into a sanctuary in front of the golden casket of George Floyd for a memorial service Thursday as mourners began a three-city farewell to the man who was anonymous in life but sparked global protests for justice in death. The service unfolded at North Central University as a judge a few blocks away set bail at $750,000 each for the three fired Minneapolis police officers charged with aiding and abetting murder in his death.
How a ’90s cult rock band flourishes despite industry odds
Guided by Voices broke out during the 1990s grunge boom. In 2020, their mainstream peers, like Smashing Pumpkins, Foo Fighters, and Pearl Jam, tour in luxury buses and headline Madison Square Garden. Meanwhile, GBV eat tepid pizza in midsize clubs’ tatty greenrooms and cram their gear, their merch, and themselves into a rental van. The silver lining? Self-signed and commanding a devout fan base, the band enjoys creative autonomy almost unheard-of for a major rock band.
Update on Retinal Research With the IRIS Registry
The IRIS (Intelligent Research in Sight) Registry was established in March 2014 by the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) to provide a clinical data repository from ophthalmology practices in the United States. The goals were to extract clinical measurements for quality improvement, scientific, clinical, and policy purposes.
In Minneapolis, leaders grapple with sudden homeless camp
The sprawling homeless encampment just south of downtown Minneapolis isn't where Deer wanted her family of six to be, but with nowhere else to go after her mother-in-law wouldn't take them in, she sighed: "It's a place." City leaders have been reluctant to break up what's believed to be the largest homeless camp ever seen in Minneapolis, where the forbidding climate has typically discouraged large encampments seen elsewhere.
Super Bowl: Philadelphia Eagles vs. New England Patriots
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Super Bowl 52: Philadelphia Eagles 29, New England Patriots 19, 3rd quarter
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Super Bowl 52: Philadelphia Eagles 15, New England Patriots 6, 2nd quarter
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In Minneapolis, Super Bowl activities kick off - Odessa American: Wire News
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Super Bowl is more than a week away, but host city Minneapolis is kicking off a long run of special events and activities ahead of one of the world's most watched events. Security measures are ramping up downtown, where a series of free attractions will begin Friday afternoon. A long list of musical acts will perform over several days, with Broadway star Idina Menzel singing "Let It Go" as a kickoff feature.
Joy In Medical Practice: Clinician Satisfaction In The Healthy Work Place Trial
To better understand how clinicians’ job satisfaction relates to work conditions and outcomes for clinicians and patients, we examined data from the Healthy Work Place trial. Data were collected from physicians and advanced practice providers at baseline and approximately one year later. At baseline, 74 percent of respondents indicated job satisfaction.
Among the massive Women’s March crowd in Washington - Utahns who want their voices heard
• "In 2017, it'd be a real shame if we went backward and not forward," said Kathryn Jones-Porter,30, from Salt Lake City. She had clipped a beehive charm to her pink hat to represent Utah, and a female symbol was painted in gold on her face. "This is probably the most important thing I'll do in my life. If we're not present, there's nothing that's pushing back against the misogyny. We elected somebody into office that normalized sexual violence. That's horrifying."
Affordable Care Act’s Mandate Eliminating Contraceptive Cost Sharing Influenced Choices Of Women With Employer Coverage
Patient cost sharing for contraceptive prescriptions was eliminated for certain insurance plans as part of the Affordable Care Act. We examined the impact of this change on women’s patterns of choosing prescription contraceptive methods.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - Tulsa World: Ap
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Activists from Minneapolis' black community spent four months demanding the release of videos and other evidence after a black man was fatally shot in a confrontation with two white police officers. When it finally was made public and a prosecutor announced the officers wouldn't be charged, they were enraged.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - Richmond Times-Dispatch: Ap
"Ringgenberg communicated to Schwarze that Clark had his firearm and that Schwarze should shoot Clark. Schwarze did. His actions were reasonable given both his observations and Ringgenberg's plea," the prosecutor said. But Freeman's detailed version of the events early on Nov. 15, and his release of the investigative documents, drew derision even at the news conference from activists who accused him of favoring police over the accounts of bystanders who said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - The Independent Tribune: Ap
No charges for 2 Minneapolis officers in fatal shooting Tiffany Roberson, left, and Sharice Burns, sisters of Jamar Clark, watch a video taken at the scene where Clark was killed as as Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces Wednesday, March 30, 2016, that no charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a Clark, last November, in Minneapolis. Community activists in Minneapolis say they don’t accept the prosecutor’s decision.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - HDR | Hickory Daily Record : Ap
"Ringgenberg communicated to Schwarze that Clark had his firearm and that Schwarze should shoot Clark. Schwarze did. His actions were reasonable given both his observations and Ringgenberg's plea," the prosecutor said. But Freeman's detailed version of the events early on Nov. 15, and his release of the investigative documents, drew derision even at the news conference from activists who accused him of favoring police over the accounts of bystanders who said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - The Daily Times: National/World
No charges for 2 Minneapolis officers in fatal shooting Tiffany Roberson, left, and Sharice Burns, sisters of Jamar Clark, watch a video taken at the scene where Clark was killed as as Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces Wednesday, March 30, 2016, that no charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a Clark, last November, in Minneapolis. Community activists in Minneapolis say they don’t accept the prosecutor’s decision.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - Watertown Daily Times Online : National
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman on Wednesday cleared the officers, saying forensic evidence backed their account that 24-year-old Jamar Clark was not handcuffed and was struggling for an officer's gun when he was shot. Clark ignored warnings to take his hand off Officer Mark Ringgenberg's gun, leading Officer Mark Schwarze to shoot Clark as the officers feared for their lives, Freeman said. "Ringgenberg communicated to Schwarze that Clark had his firearm and that Schwarze should shoot Clark.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - The Herald Palladium : Wire
"Ringgenberg communicated to Schwarze that Clark had his firearm and that Schwarze should shoot Clark. Schwarze did. His actions were reasonable given both his observations and Ringgenberg's plea," the prosecutor said. But Freeman's detailed version of the events early on Nov. 15, and his release of the investigative documents, drew derision even at the news conference from activists who accused him of favoring police over the accounts of bystanders who said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - Statesville.com: Ap
"Ringgenberg communicated to Schwarze that Clark had his firearm and that Schwarze should shoot Clark. Schwarze did. His actions were reasonable given both his observations and Ringgenberg's plea," the prosecutor said. But Freeman's detailed version of the events early on Nov. 15, and his release of the investigative documents, drew derision even at the news conference from activists who accused him of favoring police over the accounts of bystanders who said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - Winston-Salem Journal: Nation World Ap
The Latest: Dozens gather near site of Minneapolis shooting Tiffany Roberson, left, and Sharice Burns, sisters of Jamar Clark, watch a video taken at the scene where Clark was killed as as Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces Wednesday, March 30, 2016, that no charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a Clark, last November, in Minneapolis. Community activists in Minneapolis say they don’t accept the prosecutor’s decision.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - TheDerrick.com: Page 2
The Latest: Dozens gather near site of Minneapolis shooting Tiffany Roberson, left, and Sharice Burns, sisters of Jamar Clark, watch a video taken at the scene where Clark was killed as as Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces Wednesday, March 30, 2016, that no charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a Clark, last November, in Minneapolis. Community activists in Minneapolis say they don’t accept the prosecutor’s decision.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - Daily American: World/Nation
"Ringgenberg communicated to Schwarze that Clark had his firearm and that Schwarze should shoot Clark. Schwarze did. His actions were reasonable given both his observations and Ringgenberg's plea," the prosecutor said. But Freeman's detailed version of the events early on Nov. 15, and his release of the investigative documents, drew derision even at the news conference from activists who accused him of favoring police over the accounts of bystanders who said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - McDowellNews.com: Ap
No charges for 2 Minneapolis officers in fatal shooting Tiffany Roberson, left, and Sharice Burns, sisters of Jamar Clark, watch a video taken at the scene where Clark was killed as as Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces Wednesday, March 30, 2016, that no charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a Clark, last November, in Minneapolis. Community activists in Minneapolis say they don’t accept the prosecutor’s decision.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - Decatur Daily: National
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Activists from Minneapolis' black community spent four months demanding the release of videos and other evidence after a black man was fatally shot in a confrontation with two white police officers. When it finally was made public and a prosecutor announced the officers wouldn't be charged, they were enraged.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - TimesDaily: Nation
No charges for 2 Minneapolis officers in fatal shooting Tiffany Roberson, left, and Sharice Burns, sisters of Jamar Clark, watch a video taken at the scene where Clark was killed as as Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces Wednesday, March 30, 2016, that no charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a Clark, last November, in Minneapolis. Community activists in Minneapolis say they don’t accept the prosecutor’s decision.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - GoDanRiver.com: Wire
The Latest: Dozens gather near site of Minneapolis shooting Tiffany Roberson, left, and Sharice Burns, sisters of Jamar Clark, watch a video taken at the scene where Clark was killed as as Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces Wednesday, March 30, 2016, that no charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a Clark, last November, in Minneapolis. Community activists in Minneapolis say they don’t accept the prosecutor’s decision.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - The Daily Progress: Wire
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In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - The Killeen Daily Herald: Nation
"Ringgenberg communicated to Schwarze that Clark had his firearm and that Schwarze should shoot Clark. Schwarze did. His actions were reasonable given both his observations and Ringgenberg's plea," the prosecutor said. But Freeman's detailed version of the events early on Nov. 15, and his release of the investigative documents, drew derision even at the news conference from activists who accused him of favoring police over the accounts of bystanders who said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - standard-journal.com : AP
No charges for 2 Minneapolis officers in fatal shooting Tiffany Roberson, left, and Sharice Burns, sisters of Jamar Clark, watch a video taken at the scene where Clark was killed as as Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announces Wednesday, March 30, 2016, that no charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in the fatal shooting of a Clark, last November, in Minneapolis. Community activists in Minneapolis say they don’t accept the prosecutor’s decision.
In Minneapolis, distrust flares after officers cleared - Dothan Eagle: State
"Ringgenberg communicated to Schwarze that Clark had his firearm and that Schwarze should shoot Clark. Schwarze did. His actions were reasonable given both his observations and Ringgenberg's plea," the prosecutor said. But Freeman's detailed version of the events early on Nov. 15, and his release of the investigative documents, drew derision even at the news conference from activists who accused him of favoring police over the accounts of bystanders who said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot.
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