The red, white, and blue stripes that mark the 4th of July Parade route on Hope and High streets were repainted in Bristol! 🇺🇸 Details: https://t.co/scb9GaE1Sw
President Donald Trump announced he would posthumously award Welles Crowther, BC ’99, with the Presidential Medal of Freedom—one of the nation’s highest civilian honors—during a campaign rally in New York Friday evening.
Crowther was a volunteer firefighter. On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, he was working as an equities trader in the South Tower of the World Trade Center.
“We are approaching the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, a dark day that will live in infamy,” Trump said. “We are posthumously awarding Welles the Presidential Medal of Freedom—which is the highest award outside of the Congressional Medal of Honor.”
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In a recent interview, Paul McCartney confessed that Bob Dylan turned the Beatles on to marijuana.
In return, George Harrison turned Dylan on to looking old and haggard.
I lost friends in Iraq to an illegal war. Young working-class kids should not pay the ultimate price for regime change and a war that hasn’t been explained or justified to the American people.
We can support the democracy movement and the Iranian people without sending our troops to die.
Bruce Springsteen has long made clear he’s no Trump fan — a message he's doubling down on with his new tour.
The White House's response? The feeling is mutual.
Here's what they told us👇https://t.co/L6tXzMD156
Former governor Gina Raimondo gave $2,000 to AG candidate Kim Ahern in Q4. She hasn’t donated often since leaving the governor’s office, but has also given to Mayor Smiley.
Phil Hartman and Catherine O'Hara on #SNL on October 31, 1992, singing about the Toronto Blue Jays winning the World Series and being proud Canadians 🇨🇦
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