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Steve West

  • Kitchen Manager, Dinosaur Bar-B-Que
As seen in: Forbes, BBC, CINEMABLEND, The BRAG, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Society for American Baseball Research, Total Retail, Contact Center Pipeline, Iron & Air Magazine
Contributing writer for CinemaBlend.com and sous Chef at @RosaliesCucina in Skaneateles, NY.
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CCD BVRI photometry of stars in the galactic bulge

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By Alex Mayorga, Steve West, Antonio Peimbert
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
The nuclear bulge of the Galaxy contains a stellar population that does not conform to the old ideas we had about its origin and physical characteristics.
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Fire service racism: Independent review launched in Gloucestershire Original

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By Steve West, Steve Knibbs Verified
| BBC Verified
Image caption, Nathan Lewis said not having his complaint investigated 'ripped him to shreds' An independent review into historical claims of bullying and racism at Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service (GFRS) has been announced. Retired firefighter, Nathan Lewis, who had called for a review, described the culture within GFRS 20 years ago as "toxic and institutionally racist". Chief Fire Officer, Mark Preece, said an independent body would "carry out a review to look back at events".
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Cheltenham Pride parade returns to town after a decade Original

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By Steve West, Steve Knibbs Verified
| BBC Verified
Image source, Hexe Digital A parade, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, is returning to a town after a decade. The Cheltenham event, which was last held in 2011, is returning after a new group was set up to organise it. More than 100 people are expected to march in the parade on Saturday, which is part of a festival in the town, ending with a screening of Eurovision. The day will also raise money for charities that support the transgender community.
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