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All through 6th grade, Matthew has been working with a group to get a reduced speed zone put in front of their school. They've written the mayor's office, testified before the Community Council and Anchorage Assembly meetings, and attended other various functions over the past year.
Friday afternoon, Al Tamagni, president of the Abbott Loop Community Council, called a press conference and asked the kids to come speak about their cause to the media. A Channel 2 News reporter and camera man came and interviewed Al, the students' Social Studies teacher, and two of the students.
Received in my office this morning Alina Grishkevich, Political Analyst with Belarusian News Agency (Belta). I talked in details about the criminal activities carried out by ISIS in Iraq and the war the Iraqi Government is leading against them with the support of the International Community. The purpose of the meeting which was requested by me was to expose to the Belarusian public the ISIS atrocities in Iraq and Syria with an important fact that what is happening in Iraq and the crime which are committed by ISIS in the name of Islam has nothing today with it as Islam as we know it is a religion of Peace, Forgiveness and Respect.
At the end of the meeting I asked of the Belarusian media to expose the crimes committed and still committed by ISIS against humanity and mankind and it is very important that we all should work together because what ISIS is doing is not only dangerous for Iraq and Syria but for the whole world is not tackled now. I also talked about Iraq-Belarus Bilateral Relations and the recent visit of Belarus Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei. I invited through the Belarusian media all Belarusian businesspeople to visit Iraq in order to explore the business opportunities available.
Bill Binder’s father loved the milk box, candle-making project his son was doing some 40 years ago with his cub scout pack so much so that what began as a family hobby grew into a substantial family owned business, Candlewic in Doylestown. After college and many years as a professional township manager in New Jersey, Bill joined the business which caters to the wholesale candle trade but turns no small, individual customer away either. More recently, the company has branched out into soap products.