YMCA appoints new district vice president
Written by Rebecca Nuttall - Courier Staff Writer
The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh recently appointed Kevin Bolding as Downtown District YMCA Vice President. Bolding is responsible for overseeing Downtown’s public YMCA as well as the U.S. Steel Tower, Highmark headquarters, and Children’s Hospital corporate centers.
| NEW LEADERSHIP—Kevin Bolding currently serves several Downtown YMCA locations.
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“Kevin’s wealth of leadership experience will help the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh become an even more valuable resource for the Downtown community,” said Eric Mann, president of the Greater Pittsburgh YMCA. “Everyone at the YMCA especially looks forward to working with him on the opening of the new Downtown Y.”
Last Updated on Monday, 03 December 2012 19:20
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Murray charged in Jackson’s death
Written by Associated Press
LOS ANGELES (AP)—The scene was eerily familiar, Katherine Jackson and her family walking grimly into a courtroom, occupying a special family row, demonstrating their love for their beloved son and sibling, Michael.
It could have been a photograph from the pop superstar’s long ago trial in Santa Maria. But the one face missing from the tableau on Monday was the most famous one—Michael Jackson, dead seven months, his premature passing the painful subject that had brought the family to court once more.
Another man sat in the defendant’s chair now—Dr. Conrad Murray, who stands accused of causing Jackson’s death.
Last Updated on Monday, 03 December 2012 19:20
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Group advocates decriminalizing drugs
The National Council for Urban Peace and Justice has been conducting a continuing series of open forums throughout the city of Pittsburgh in an effort to discuss and plan strategies to advance the Campaign for Drug De-Criminalization & Amnesty, as well as other crucial programs addressing the problems plaguing the African-American Community. Recently a small group gathered at the Kingsley Association in the East Liberty community.
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Speak Out: What is your feeling about the tragedy in Haiti?
Written by Courier Newsroom
“It’s very close to my heart because I am Dominican and to know that it happened…it’s a horrible feeling because I’m here and not there helping out. However, my company is doing a big part helping with the donations for Haiti relief and I was able to make my donation thru my company. It made it easier and comforting for me to be able to donate.”
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