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Efforts underway across the US to uncover, preserve Black cemeteries

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By Mary Chao Verified, Liz Gold Verified
| Scripps News
A gravesite is supposed to be a sacred space — a space for reflection to honor those who went before us. Evelyn Buck, 91, regularly visits what's now called the Cookeville Buck Cemetery outside Nashville, Tennessee. It's a place where Black families have laid loved ones to rest for more than 100 years. It is where Buck's husband, Walter, is buried. "He was a policeman. He was a veteran. I wanted him to be buried at the veterans cemetery. But he said no.
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Efforts underway across the U.S. to uncover and preserve Black cemeteries Original

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By Liz Gold Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
A gravesite is supposed to be a sacred space--a space for reflection to honor those who went before us. Evelyn Buck, 91, regularly visits what’s now called the Cookeville Buck Cemetery outside of Nashville, Tennessee. It’s a place where Black families have laid loved ones to rest for more than 100 years. It is where Buck’s husband, Walter, is buried. “He was a policeman. He was a veteran. I wanted him to be buried at the veteran’s cemetery. But he said no.
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Michigan program trains prisoners to trim around power lines Original

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By Liz Gold Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
JACKSON, Mich. — When Scott Steffes leaves Michigan's Parnall Correctional Facility this month he anticipates entering a new career that will take him upward of 25 feet (7.6 meters) above ground. Steffes, 37, is one of more than a dozen prisoners learning how to climb trees and trim branches around power lines as part of DTE Energy's $70 million plan to improve the utility's electric infrastructure.
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