Monday, September 27, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
THANK GOODNESS IT WASN'T DOWNTOWN
Or this might actually be a problem.
RALEIGH WIDE OPEN:
RALEIGH -- One person is dead after a shooting near the intersection of Capital and Crabtree Boulevards. It happened Monday around 9 p.m.
Police say the victim has been identified as 18-year-old Francisco Aurelio Kelly of Rocky Mount. Three other juveniles, including a 15-year-old male, a 15-year-old female and a 14-year-old female, were transported to WakeMed with gunshot wounds that are not life-threatening. If you have information into this shooting, you are asked to call Raleigh police at (919) 996-3555.
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RALEIGH WIDE OPEN:
RALEIGH -- One person is dead after a shooting near the intersection of Capital and Crabtree Boulevards. It happened Monday around 9 p.m.
Police say the victim has been identified as 18-year-old Francisco Aurelio Kelly of Rocky Mount. Three other juveniles, including a 15-year-old male, a 15-year-old female and a 14-year-old female, were transported to WakeMed with gunshot wounds that are not life-threatening. If you have information into this shooting, you are asked to call Raleigh police at (919) 996-3555.
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
CHUCK'S CHAIN OF TOOLS
With apologies to one of Atlantic Records' best.
For nine long years Chuck, I thought you had the plan.
But I've found out now, I'm just a link in your chain.
You bused me where you want me, I ain't nothin' but your tool.
Treating me as a 54.2 statistic in your diversity school.
Chain, chain, chain, .... chain, chain, chain.....
Chuck's chain of tools.
For some Lady Soul click here.
DEFENDERS OF DE FACTO ECONOMIC SEGREGATION AWARDS
Buy your tickets now to congratulate the 54.2 Coalition for defending de facto economic segregation through a system that relegated African American children to future low wage jobs.
Of course, I guess that keeps Fitzsimon and Schofield in work so they can tell people how much they care about them.
The NC Justice Center's
2010 Defenders of Justice Honorees
RECEPTION AND AWARDS DINNER
Thursday, September 30, 6 pm - 9 pm
American Tobacco Campus, Bay 7, Durham, NC
State Senator Joe Sam Queen of Waynesville for his commitment to increasing the availability of affordable housing and providing assistance to working families
State Representative Garland E. Pierce of Scotland County for his continuing efforts to ensure the needs and interests of North Carolina’s poor families are represented in the state legislature
Kay Zwan of Wilmington for her passionate advocacy for increased access to health care and her efforts to increase public support for national health reform
Jane Wettach of Duke University’s Children’s Education Law Clinic for her work to ensure students at risk of failing or being excluded from school get the quality education to which they have a right
Great Schools in Wake for being a strong voice in opposition to the resegregation of Wake County schools and for quality education for all Wake students
TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE.
Join us in honoring the work of these great individuals
by becoming a sponsor of the awards night.
Of course, I guess that keeps Fitzsimon and Schofield in work so they can tell people how much they care about them.
The NC Justice Center's
2010 Defenders of Justice Honorees
RECEPTION AND AWARDS DINNER
Thursday, September 30, 6 pm - 9 pm
American Tobacco Campus, Bay 7, Durham, NC
State Senator Joe Sam Queen of Waynesville for his commitment to increasing the availability of affordable housing and providing assistance to working families
State Representative Garland E. Pierce of Scotland County for his continuing efforts to ensure the needs and interests of North Carolina’s poor families are represented in the state legislature
Kay Zwan of Wilmington for her passionate advocacy for increased access to health care and her efforts to increase public support for national health reform
Jane Wettach of Duke University’s Children’s Education Law Clinic for her work to ensure students at risk of failing or being excluded from school get the quality education to which they have a right
Great Schools in Wake for being a strong voice in opposition to the resegregation of Wake County schools and for quality education for all Wake students
TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE.
Join us in honoring the work of these great individuals
by becoming a sponsor of the awards night.
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