Summer Taylor Dies After Car Plows Into Protest Crowd
Summer Taylor, 24, was killed when Dawnt Kelete drove a Jaguar onto I-5 closed for protests in Seattle. Diaz Love, 32, was injured and remains in serious condition. Kelete faces vehicular assault charges. motive under investigation. Police and witnesses described a chaotic scene as protesters shouted warnings before the crash.
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Summer’s Stand for Black Lives and Animal Care
Katelyn Hoberecht writes about Summer who has stood with Black Lives Matter protests from day one. Summer spent long days and nights away from work while still caring for animals, expressing pride in being part of a historic movement.
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Man photographed fleeing 9/11 debris dies of COVID-19
Stephen Cooper, 78, electrical engineer from New York living part time in Delray Beach, died March 28 at Delray Medical Center after contracting coronavirus. He was captured by an AP photographer sprinting away from the World Trade Center debris on Sept 11, 2001 and later featured in Time magazine and at the 9/11 Memorial Museum. Cooper did not know the photo was taken at the moment. His partner of 33 years, Janet Rashes, and daughter Jessica Rashes recall his pride in the image.
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Broadway actor Nick Cordero dies at 41 from COVID-19
Broadway performer Nick Cordero, known for Rock of Ages and Waitress, died at 41 after a long COVID-19 battle. Wife Amanda Kloots announced the loss, noting his ICU stay at Cedars-Sinai, treatments including a temporary pacemaker and leg amputation, and his surviving wife and one-year-old son Elvis.
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