New York comedian Jackie Mason dies at 93
Veteran humorist Jackie Mason known for Borscht Belt style and TV fame dies at 93. Raoul Felder confirms to the New York Times. Mason rose from Lower East Side roots to Broadway success with The World According to Me and appeared in The Jerk and Caddyshack II.
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Robert Moses civil rights activist dies at 86 in Florida
Robert Parris Moses a noted civil rights leader who helped lead voter registration drives in the South during the 1960s and later founded the Algebra Project died at age 86 in Hollywood Florida. He endured beatings and jail while advancing desegregation and math education and was central to the 1964 Freedom Summer.
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Testimony Set From Capitol Police On Jan Sixth Attacks
Four Capitol Police officers prepare to testify to the select committee about their experiences defending the Capitol as rioters sought to stop Congress from certifying Biden’s 2020 victory. The panel notes officers provide context for the probe and potential security lessons for the future.
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Volunteering at Boys & Girls Club Empowers Youth Leaders
Ampley notes no age limit on leadership and says mentoring boosts confidence. Students learn self esteem, nutrition, and self care at Tanager Place while Deronte Strong recalls being mentored and aims for 30 volunteer hours this summer. Aleena Mosley and Zari Robert describe reading, mentoring, and giving back through the program.
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City seeks new manager via mixed search process
Pluckhahn says the city will use a robust pool from a qualitative search, including networking, advertising, and a professional firm Hinson Consulting of Washington Iowa. Abou Assaly noted public open houses will follow finalist selection to let residents meet candidates. The council paused the deputy city manager search to focus on hiring a new city manager.
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