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Kingston gathers community to speak on Tyre Nichols

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Mayor Steve Noble, local government and law enforcement officials have scheduled a meeting with the community on Wednesday night. The forum will take place in the Common Council Chambers at City Hall, 420 Broadway, on Wednesday, Feb. 1, at 6:30 p.m. Ulster County Human Rights Commissioner Tyrone Wilson said the line of communication needs to be kept open between communities and police.

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Kingston gathers community to speak on Tyre Nichols

KINGSTON, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The City of Kingston is hosting a community meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Common Council Chambers at City Hall on February 1. Members of the Kingston community are said to come together to discuss of the recent death of Tyre Nichols. Vigil for Tyre Nichols held in Troy Mayor Noble states, “The goal of this community meeting is to continue to keep lines of communication open here in Kingston and Ulster County,” “…

1 year ago·Albany, United States

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WRIC

Community leaders call for action, gather for Tyre Nichols vigil in Richmond

City leaders and elected officials joined community members in Richmond to hold a prayer vigil for Tyre Nichols after his tragic death.

1 year ago·Richmond, United States

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Daily Freeman

Kingston officials, police to meet with community in wake of Tyre Nichols’ death

KINGSTON, N.Y.— Spurred by Tyre Nichols’ death in Memphis and the subsequent release of footage showing his beating at the hands of police, Mayor Steve Noble, local government and law enforce…

1 year ago·Kingston, United States

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Reflector

Community leaders say change, reflection needed at vigil for Nichols

Law enforcement, faith and civil rights leaders who gathered in response to the beating death of a man by police in Memphis, Tennessee, said change and understanding is needed to prevent such violence from claiming more lives.

1 year ago

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Evanston RoundTable

Neighbors slam Northwestern zoning requests for new Ryan Field - Evanston RoundTable

Of the more than 150 Evanston residents who came out to the city council chambers for a Seventh Ward community meeting Tuesday night, the vast majority were, to put it lightly, not happy with Northwestern University and its plans for a new football stadium. The university filed an application on Jan. 25 for a text amendment to the existing zoning laws that restrict events it can hold at the football stadium on Central Street in north Evanston. …

1 year ago

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