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Last Word: Rain and Lightning, Recycling Blues and Polls and Campaigns -
Monday, September 10, 2018
Signs of festival season in the air Sunday after what was left of Tropical Storm Gordon dumped most of its remaining rain and wind on the city Saturday. The Central Gardens home tour was doing a brisk business Sunday afternoon with lots of foot traffic in light jackets and lines outside a few of the homes on Belvedere as Birds and golf carts buzzed around. Further south Cooper-Young practicing moderation a week ahead of its milestone event for festival season – a new mural on Young west of Cooper toward the Fairgrounds awaiting your judgment next weekend.
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Last Word: Police Surveillance on Trial, Elvis Alternatives and Firestone's Dilemma -
Monday, August 20, 2018
In Memphis Federal Court Monday morning, Memphis Police surveillance of protesters over the last two years is on the docket of U.S. District Judge Jon P. McCalla. McCalla ruled earlier this month in advance of the nonjury trial that police conducted “political surveillance” of protesters in violation of a 1978 federal court consent decree.
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Throwing Stones -
Friday, March 13, 2015
The calendar’s turn to spring next week can only mean one thing for sports fans who like their action on ice.
It’s almost curling season for a group of about 25 leads, skips, seconds and vices who open league play April 26 at the Mid-South Ice House in Olive Branch, Miss.