Leonard Harris 83 died after extended illness in Hagerstown
Leonard Patton Harris known as Leo, 83, of Hagerstown Maryland, died June 18 2020 after an extended illness. Born August 9 1936 in Bluefield Virginia he earned a geology degree from Virginia Tech in 1957 and founded Southeastern Computer Consultants in 1977 where he served as chairman. He married Melva Lunceford in 1958 and leaves two children Lorie Morrell and Eric Harris plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. A Virginia Tech supporter and conservationist he helped protect lands in Pennsylvania and Virginia. A public viewing is planned June 24 at East Stauffer Funeral Home Boonsboro followed by burial at Mt Zion United Methodist Cemetery Myersville.
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Funerals Held for Local Residents in Various Cemeteries
Ronald Hopkinson Sr known as Hop Hopkins Sr. and Deacon Lee A Jennings to be laid to rest at Rest Haven Cemetery Mausoleum and Galilee Missionary Baptist Church respectively. Interment follows at Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Dr Steve Joseph Misak II to be buried at Grandview Memory Gardens after service at Mercer Funeral Home in Bluefield Virginia.
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Andrews Wins GOP Nomination in Virginia 10th District
Marine veteran Aliscia Andrews won the Virginia 10th District GOP nomination at a drive-thru convention at Shenandoah University in Winchester. She defeated Rob Jones and two others on the final ranked-choice ballot, securing nearly 58 percent, to face Democrat Jennifer Wexton in a rematch of the 2018 race.
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Sevierville man George Trent Sr. dies at 77
George Ellem Trent Sr. of Sevierville Tennessee aged 77 and formerly of West Virginia died June 16 2020. He was a coach teacher and pastor who led basketball teams at Northfork High and Concord College and served as a warden at WV Penitentiary and Mt Olive Correctional Complex. He is survived by his wife of 56 years Susan and children and grandchildren. A memorial service is planned for June 29 2020 at Woodlawn Memorial Park Chapel Mausoleum in Bluefield WV. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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Eight minority officers allege Chauvin booking bias
Eight Ramsey County corrections officers, all of color, claim they were ordered to a separate floor and barred from guarding Derek Chauvin when he was booked for George Floyds death. The suit cites racial discrimination, a supervisor’s alleged remark about liability, and a use of limited exposure to the murder suspect. The case prompts a state human rights investigation alongside a broader probe into law enforcement racism.
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Museum to remove Roosevelt statue from entrance
New York authorities and the American Museum of Natural History will remove the Theodore Roosevelt statue that has stood at the Central Park West entrance since 1940. Mayor Bill de Blasio supported the move saying the scene portrays Black and Indigenous people as subjugated and racially inferior.
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Black Catholics Demand Action on Racism Beyond Words
New York reports rising calls among Black Roman Catholics for concrete church action against racism after George Floyd's death. Leaders urge large investments in Black community Catholic schools, mandatory Black Catholic history, and proactivity in health care, housing, and education equality.
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