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Rhonda Vesey’s persistent grassroots campaign was the driving force behind A.K. Kaid’s decision to open a grocery store in Syracuse’s Valley neighborhood. For over five years, this soft-spoken daughter of a 1950s Civil Rights pioneer championed the replacement of the long-closed Tops Friendly Markets in the Valley Plaza, a closure that had left the community…
A New York mother is furious after her 11-year-old daughter was handcuffed on her way home...

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