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August 28, 2008
When an individual hands you their
business card you can expect the
usual information- name, title,
multiple phone numbers, e-mail,
company, logo and possibly a short
catch phrase or motto.
For years, Maywood residents have
grown sadly accustomed to—and
emotionally numbed by—reports in
the local media of teen-agers
gunning each other down ....
MAYWOOD | Maywood Police Chief Elvia Williams is among
8 semifinalist vying to lead the police department in Gresham
Oregon. Williams, 44, is the first African-American woman to
serve as the Village of Maywood police chief.
August 21, 2008
August 28, 2008
I don’t know about you, but I haven’t
heard much about AIDS these days.
The media has talked about
the number of cases of AIDS in
Africa, but what about the cases right
here in America?
Jacques
Conway
August 21, 2008
August 28, 2008
MAYWOOD | There was a peace to Army Cpl. James Hale and
former Maywood resident before his family was rocked by the news
of his death. “There was a calm in his voice,” said his mother
Virgie Fox two weeks before a road side bomb detonated
underneath the Humvee the 23-year-old was driving.
“I really believe he knew,” Fox said of her sons death. “He had
something in his spirit that knew something was going to happen.”
BAND OF BROTHERS: U.S. Army personnel pay
tribute to fallen soldier Cpl. James Hale
Photo by L.N. Trottie
PROVISO | As a pair of Chicago attorneys finger District 209
school board President Chris Welch for slander, Welch has
avoided paying his attorneys fees, instead passing bills of more
than $46,000 to taxpayers.
