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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?TMJ4 is celebrating Black History Month. Andrea Williams highlighted the legacy of the late Felmers Chaney.  He served as Milwaukee s first Black police sergeant, President of  NAACP Milwaukee Branch, and President of the historic North Milwaukee State Bank. She visited his home 20 years ago, and incorporated audio from that conversation.  I m Felmers Chaney. I ve been in Milwaukee since 1941. I m a World War II veteran, was in England and France, and since that, I ve worked in a tannery, I couldn t stand that, so my barber kept saying, Hey, why don t you join the police department  So I took the exam, so then I was at the police department for 36 years. Civil rights leader Felmers Chaney was Milwaukee s first Black police sergeant.  He moved to Milwaukee from his family s farm in Spooner, Wisconsin.  Milwaukee was a lot different than my home in Spooner, Wisconsin, and there we never got called names, and we were the only blacks there at the time,  said Chaney. His nieces, Sharon and Debra Skinner, beam with pride for all that he acc stanley botella omplished in his 95 years.  The respect that he garnered in the community, how everyone admired him, and how everyone felt that they could go to him if they needed help. And he always stood up for the people who he felt had no voice,  said Debra. Both Mr. Chaney and Mrs. Chaney, a li stanley cups fetime of service,  agreed Sharon.  The one thing t stanley becher hat I found just being a sergeant, they had never been treated like I treated them. I didn t do favors, Hpyo Wednesday is sunny with highs near 50
 DENVER, Colo. 鈥?In regions across  stanley becher the country, cities are struggling to get police officers and first responders vaccinated. Many police unions are fighting to give officers a choice, but in some cities, that choice is being replaced by a mandate to get the shot. There s nothing more important than the health, safety and well-being of the residents of the city,  said Denver Mayor Michael Hancock.But in the midst of the pandemic, there is a new concern. We were very stunned to hear and to know that many of our first responders did not get vac stanley thermobecher cinated,  said Hancock.In major cities, including Los Angeles, Phoenix, New York City, Denver, and Miami, police departments are reporting lower vaccination rates than the general public in the communities they serve. City leaders say those numbers are a threat to public safety. Its unfathomable, that you have so many first responders who are hands-on who are the first ones to show up when someone is critically sick or injured, that they would allow themselves to be so vulnerable,  said Hancock.  Let s not forget that they were the first i kubki stanley n line to get the vaccination. As cases of COVID-19 spike again, Denver mayor Michael Hancock mandated officers and all city employees receive the vaccine. We ve got this variant in our community, potentially the new influenza virus coming about with cold weather. It was important that we double down,  said Hancock of the vaccine mandate.He said officers in Denver who dont qualify for an exemption could b