Your Views Police and Black Communities Must Build Ties
Opinion piece urges stronger bonds between police and Black communities after Dallas protests. It honors officers who died, stresses the badge’s complex meaning, and calls for nationwide and Rochester efforts to increase understanding, address racism, and unite neighborhoods.
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Rochester
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr
Reader praises Wright's Landing Marina improvements
A reader thanks the new marina management at Wright's Landing and the Oswego park staff. Chantelle Manwaring Dock Master and Jim Babcock Parks and Recreation supervisor commend the team led by Tom Kells Commissioner of Public Works for daily hard work that makes Oswego better.
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Chantelle Manwaring
Jim
Babcock
Parks and Recreation
Tom Kells
Department of Public Works
Oswego
Hillary Clinton FBI exoneration sparks partisan theories
The text argues the FBI cleared Hillary Clinton of chargeable offenses over the email scandal, while conservatives claim a fix was in. It notes no specific charges against FBI Director Comey and criticizes what it calls a clueless public and persistent conspiracy beliefs about Clinton’s trustworthiness.
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Hillary
James Comey
Donald Trump
Hillary Haters
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Questioning the Black Lives Matter movement
Opinion piece arguing that Black Lives Matter is a political tactic used to gain power. It claims media manipulation and selective outrage mislead voters while criticizing protests in Ferguson Baton Rouge and Chicago. The text asserts selective outrage and urges focus on other issues before voting.
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FBI
BJS
NBC
Orlando
George Zimmerman
Ferguson
Missouri
BLM
Crete
St. Paul
Minnesota
Chicago
Michael Brown
Baton Rouge
Obama
Department of Justice
Chicago nurse massacre remembered on July 14
On July 14 1966 eight student nurses were slain in a South Side dormitory. Victims aged 20 to 24 included Pamela Wilkening and Gloria Davy with Corazon Amaro surviving. Richard Speck was convicted and died in prison in 1991. The entry also notes historical events tied to July 14.
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Suzanne Farris
Mary Ann Jordan
Nina Jo Schmale
Valentina Pasion
Merlita Gargullo
Patricia Matusek
Gloria Jean Davy
Corazon Amarao
Richard Speck
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