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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Organizers caravanned throughout Milwaukee s south side on Saturday afternoon to encourage people to vote and participate in
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stanley thermos ent. A few dozen volunteers went door to door helping people register to vote or request an absentee ballot for the August 11 primary. Shorewood Indoor Mask Mandate Now In EffectOrganizers with Voces say the southside community saw low voter turnout in the last election. They believe the pandemic is in part to blame. Our community has been afraid to go out and vote as we saw in the April 7 election, so we want to again make sure we give the safe option to request an absentee ballot, said organizer Erica Ramirez. Some volunteers who came out won t be old enough to vote in 2020. Shorewood High School student Lulu Fregoso said she thinks it s important to help encourage others to politically engage. Even a little bit of a difference can really swing the election, Fregoso said. Volunteers also encouraged people to fill out forms for the 2020 Census. Organizers with Voces say less than 40 percent of people in the 53204 and 53215 zip codes have done so. Those zip codes have some of the largest Latino populations in the state. Volunteers stressed to people that participating in the Census can help make sure their community gets the resources it deserves. I think you can look to COVID-19 for example, a double whammy, organizer Kathryn Zamarron said. 53215 was a hotspot in the c
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The trial of a white former Ohio police officer who shot and killed a black man during a traffic stop has entered deliberations.There will be no decision made today, Nov. 9, in the trial happening in Cincinnati, Ohio. It is possible it will come Thursday. Police officers have been on hand at the courthouse i
stanley borraccia n case there is any backlash from the public once the verdict is reached.Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said former University of Cincinnati officer Ray Tensing changed his story about an incident in which he fatally shot a driver he pulled over.Find full coverage of the Tensing trial hereThe defense accused the prosecution of injecting race into the murder trial in new claims during closing arguments Wednesday.Deters said Tensing realized he had to change his story in the face of overwhelming evidence that he was not being dragged by Sam DuBose s car when he fatally shot him during the 2015 traffic stop.That s why Tensing said it was his perception
stanley cup he was dragged when Tensing testified on the stand Tuesday, Deters said in his rebuttal.Deters said the defense presented nothing in its case to disprove the prosecution and instead threw red pepper in the jurors eyes to try to hide the truth. So now we re down to perception of reality. I perceived I was being dragged. Give me a break, Deters said. The defense uses word games like stop the threat. Let s get down to the chase. Deters seemed especially ann
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