Tulsa Race Massacre's buried place in U.S. history
The 1921 Tulsa massacre left dozens dead and Black prosperity destroyed, yet its memory remained hidden for decades. Scholars warn erasure shapes national identity and impede redress, while calls grow for accurate naming and deeper reckoning.
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Tulsa
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Iowa reports continued COVID-19 gains and vaccinations
Iowa's weekly new COVID-19 case average falls for the 17th straight day while more than 6,300 people join the fully vaccinated. Total Iowa residents vaccinated surpasses 1.3 million. Linn and Johnson counties show vaccination progress. overall doses administered reach 2,659,341. Two more deaths recorded, total 6,055. Hospitalizations steady with ICU at 24 and ventilators at 10. Stephen Colbert of The Gazette contributed.
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Public asked to join search for Montezuma boy
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation asks the public to help locate 10 year old Xavier Harrelson of Montezuma. He was last seen Thursday around 11 a.m. riding a bike near his home in Montezuma in a red shirt blue pajama pants and black high top shoes. Authorities note it is unusual for him to be gone overnight and residents should check property and join the Sunday search at the local high school.
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Iowa
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
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Gazette staff contact and subscription rates notice
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World Health Organization backs handling newspapers during pandemic
The World Health Organization says it is safe to handle newspapers during COVID-19. The Gazette reports extra precautions at its printing facility and delivery centers with gloves and frequent cleaning. A digital edition is available at thegazette.com via Green Gazette.
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