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SRI LANKA, Colombo, January 15, 2010 – A Muslim woman takes part in a protest demanding a 30 per cent representation in parliament for women and end to election violence. (Tarika Wickremeratne/Perambara)
Labour party's Tom Watson MP and fellow party member Simon Hackett at The General Election at Tipton Sports Academy in Sandwell, 6 May 2010.
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Security officials keep watch on the roof of the White House as a crowd gathers on Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, DC on election day evening.
Authorities and shop owners continue to prepare for election day protests as the final hours of the 2020 election come to an end. Security measures were in place and people began to gather on Black Lives Matter Plaza and around the DC area.
As a boy I collected newspapers that I thought might be historical, and I still have them. Like many Americans at the time, I had heard of Persia but did not give much thought to it, or even know that it was called Iran.
The revolution 30 years ago thrust Iran into our conciousness in a frightening way. These headlines in the Washington Post were, for many of us, our first introduction to Iran.
As the years went by, I came to meet and work with many Iranians who came to this country. It became readily apparent that the Iranian people are not always like the leaders, just as it must be apparent to people elsewhere that the people of the US are not always like the leaders.
I decided to pull these papers out tonight and take this picture along with a green shirt to show support for the Iranian people.
Como, 2 Febbraio - 4 Marzo 2018. Trentuno foto scattate a partire dall'inizio della campagna elettorale sino al giorno delle votazioni politiche nazionali (compreso). Quasi surreale lo scarso uso di manifesti; praticamente nessuna scritta politiche sui muri, mentre si nota la presenza di piccoli adesivi, attaccati prevalentemente sui pali. Mi sono ispirato al "Saggio sulla Lucidità" di Saramago nel pubblicare le bandiere italiana ed europea all'inizio ed alla fine della serie.
SRI LANKA, Colombo, November 24 – Poster, banners, parades and pamlets – its election time and Colombo is already decked for the January 26, 2010 Presidential Elections. (Dinidu de Alwis/Perambara)
Bovina held its annual meeting for 1840 on February 18 at the house of David P. Stuart. Here are the people elected at that meeting.
My photo is attached.
1. Name- Brittney Mitchell
2. Date Of Birth - March 23, 1986
3. College/University- Wilson College
4. Major/Career Goal- Business Management
5. WHERE YOU WILL BE ON ELECTION NIGHT - SPECIFIC POLITICAL PARTY
GATHERING?- I will be on the college campus with the Political Science
Club and the Black Student Union of Wilson College.
6. PRIMARY PHONE NUMBER- 717-262-4850 home and 717-805-2906 cell
7. PRIMARY E-MAIL ADDRESS- bmitchell@wilson.edu
Brittney Mitchell
Resident Advisor
WCGA Constitution and By Laws Chair
Class 2010
"love life, engage in it, give it all you've got. love it with a passion, because life truly does give back, many times over, what you put into."
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We took advantage of the Election Day public holiday to have a family outing in Tel Aviv, at the Eretz Israel Museum.
A quorum of Cullman County volunteer fire departments met tonight at the Cullman County Board of Education building along Arnold Street NE in the City of Cullman tonight.
In addition to conducting their monthly association meeting, fire department leaders gathered to hold their annual election naming various officers of the Cullman County Fire Association to serve for the upcoming calendar year of 2017.
Nominations were made for the offices of President, 1st Vice-President, 2nd Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) officer.
Jamie Barber of Regional Medical Services, Inc. was honored to be the master of ceremonies and impartial third-party election official.
The following officers were unanimously elected by the fire department leaders in attendance:
• Joe Golden – President (Baileyton)
• David Scott – 1st Vice-President (Good Hope)
• Brett Rodgers – 2nd Vice-President (Sardis)
• Toby Bates – Secretary & Treasurer (Logan)
• Jeff Byars – EMS Officer (at-large)
All of the above are incumbents who were re-elected … except Bates who will be a first-time officer of the Association.
We spoke with Chief Bates immediately after the vote:
“I am very grateful to be nominated. To actually be elected is both humbling and a great opportunity. My predecessor Jerome Speegle did an excellent job in this role. I have some big shoes to fill. But, I am ready. This Association has been working towards updating our By-Laws. With everyone’s agreement, my first priority will be to finish that work and have the Cullman County Fire Association By-Laws updated to 2017 standards.”
Trimble Fire Chief Jerome Speegle was the previous Secretary & Treasurer of the organization.
President Joe Golden had these comments after the meeting:
“I am honored to be re-elected to serve as President of this organization. Serving as President of an Association that unifies 26 separate fire and EMS department across Cullman County is a very big job. Nonetheless, leading this selfless group of men and woman who are so deeply committed to ensuring every citizens’ public safety needs brings me great satisfaction personally. I also have a great deal of pride for people who routinely risk their own well-being to serve the public, often in those citizens’ time of greatest crisis and stress. We all do it as 100% volunteers with no expectation of financial income or gain. Being part of that special group of human beings makes all the work worthwhile.”
Full story: cullmantoday.com/2016/12/09/cullman-county-fire-associati...
Former Grove City High School band parents Jim Swearingen and Linda Burkhart stand with former Grove City High School band member Abby Adams as they listen to speakers during a candle light vigil in support of South Western City Schools levy Issue 47 at Central Crossing High School, 4500 Big Run South Road, on Monday, November 2, 2009.
BOSTON November 2, 2010 — Supporters of Massachusetts Gubernatorial Republican candidate Charlie Baker listen to the house band while waiting for the official results of the 2010 election at Baker’s election results party at the Boston House of Blues on Lansdowne Street. “I love capitalism and I love America,” said supporter Lisa Stewart of why she voted for Baker. Stewart added, “I want lower government control. I don’t care as much about the social issues.” Photo by Alessandra Hartkopf.