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“This year, because of COVID, we are not doing any kind of one on one distribution of ashes.” Callard said. “We figure the numbers are still high and we don’t want to risk close behaviors like that. 14, in the cathedral’s driveway at 35 Chestnut St., and that then people could remotely watch Ash Wednesday services from the cathedral Feb.
6 spread the notion that the election had been stolen or that the election was rigged was a lie.” Cheney, the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney and a fixture of the party establishment, blasted her state party for the censure, noting that state Republicans embraced conspiracy theories such as the inaccurate claim that non Trump supporters were behind the violent protests. She also was critical of her House colleagues for standing behind Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, saying that her party not Democrats should have been the ones to punish the hard right Georgia Republican for her online embrace of racist and violent views and bizarre conspiracy theories.
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Last week I reported on McPike Park. I wanted to share a dedicated funding source for campers set up by the Social Justice Center and other McPike Park supporters in addition to the The Friends of the State Street Family link I provided. Donations will help us with car repairs, gas cards and car maintenance for friends sleeping in their cars.
We celebrate our differences and diverse cultures, experiences, and perspectives. We know that kindness toward our neighbor and mutual respect with members of our larger community is integral to who we are and who we want to be as a city.Even though we are unable to come together physically during this pandemic, I urge you to join me in reaching out to our community virtually. There is no question that COVID 19 will have a lasting effect on all of us, on both our physical and mental well being.