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964686 2020-7-29-Final-Final.Pdf Where do you go to see a world-renowned cancer specialist? Right here in Erie. Dr. David Bartlett is the new Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute Chair. He’s a proven leader, a pioneer in new cancer treatments, and he’s taking new patients right now at AHN Saint Vincent Hospital. It’s one more way you can be sure that if you get the news nobody wants, we’ll be ready. And always close by. The future of cancer care is at AHN. erie.ahn.org Where do you go to CONTENTS From the Editors The only local voice for news, arts, and culture. JULY 29, 2020 Signaling for help Editors-in-Chief t’s no easy thing to ask for help. Yes, there see a world-renowned Brian Graham & Adam Welsh The Case for a Citizen Review Board for Policing is sometimes pride involved — think of all Managing Editor in Erie – 5 Nick Warren Ithe dads out there aimlessly wandering Copy Editor the aisles of their local hardware stores right cancer specialist? 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The opinions of our Zombies, and new joints courage to act. columnists and contributors are Erie Gives Day is never going to put out all their own and do not always reflect Television Reviews – 30 of the fires — but each year, it offers anyone Dr. David Bartlett is the new Allegheny Health Network Cancer that of the editorial board or organization. Direct sales inquiries to K-Dramas and sword-wielding epics with an altruistic heart the coordinates to 814.314.9364. For editorial inquiries, those signaling for help. Helmed by the Erie Institute Chair. He’s a proven leader, a pioneer in new cancer email [email protected]. Video Game Reviews – 32 Community Foundation, the annual charity treatments, and he’s taking new patients right now at AHN Saint drive has raised over $26 million for area non- Vincent Hospital. 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Crowd control officers lingered in Downtown Erie the morning of Sunday, May 31 — after a peaceful Saturday protest over the death of George Floyd unraveled into chaos. The rifle pictured falls into the category of a “riot gun,” a firearm designed to fire “non-lethal” or “less-lethal” ammunition, such as rubber impact rounds. ers. The letter purports to offer concern for a “peaceful resolution,” but instead indulges a number of racist and antise- mitic stereotypes about black people who “cannot take care of their own” and a “deep state” controlled by George Soros. Annunziata was fired shortly af- ter. Finally, on July 6, a video was made public following a court hearing of a violent confrontation behind a tavern on Erie’s west side, in which Patrolman Nicholas Strauch can be seen punching a suspect seven times in the head. In the midst of all this turmoil, four of City Council’s seven members (Liz Al- len, David Brennan, Michael Keys, and NICK WARREN Kathy Schaaf) have voiced support for a review board and Mayor Schember By: Dan Schank And I’m not sure there’s ever been a and demanded a Department of Jus- has expressed willingness to discuss it. ’ve never felt more like a witness to more appropriate time to push for one. tice investigation into our police force. history than I have this summer. Jenkins-Husband was able to secure a The community weighs in I The sustained anxieties of A 17-year history majority on City Council to establish “I have voiced support for a citizen COVID-19 have added to this feeling, as Demands for citizen review of our the board, but Mayor Joe Sinnott decid- review board since it would provide have the chaotic cruelties of the Trump police have come and gone many times ed not to move forward with the effort. an opportunity for open communica- administration. But it’s the movement without execution. When looking back In 2017, Council President Sonya Ar- tion, transparency, and accountability,” for Black Lives, and the degree to which on these efforts, a parallel timeline of rington renewed the call for a board in says Councilman David Brennan. “The it has reshaped public attitudes and po- controversies surrounding police prac- the wake of accusations of police bru- board would help to curb overt aggres- litical possibilities, that makes me feel tices emerges. tality toward Montrice Bolden, whose sion and bad behavior, and in the end, like something genuinely life-altering Take 2003, for example. Mayor Rick violent arrest was caught on camera build community trust.” Brennan also is happening all around us. Filippi was confronted with a federal outside a bar on Erie’s east side. 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