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Jeanne Whitehead/Digby Courier
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Winbush asks for action, accountability
Article online since October 2nd 2008
He has appeared on Oprah, been a guest in Desmond Tutu’s home and traded ideas with Barrack Obama. Will and Jada Pinkett Smith so admire his vision for raising strong black male children, that they donated thousands to establish ‘The Warrior Institute’ at Morgan State University, where...
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Jeanne Whitehead/Digby Courier
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Winbush makes seven recommendations to RCMP
Article online since October 2nd 2008
Race relations expert Raymond Winbush and Harry Allen, hiphop activist and journalist, presented their findings on racism in policing Sept. 25. That event, which concluded Dr. Winbush’s consultation in Digby, took place in Digby Elementary School’s cafeteria, and the room was filled. Those...
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Jeanne Whitehead/Digby Courier
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New court date for Drummond, Whynott
Article online since September 22nd 2008
News crews came. Lawyers came. But two men charged as a result of the June 22 fight outside Digby’s Club 98 were no-shows. Judge Jean-Louis Batiot agreed with a lawyer’s request to remand the case of Halifax policeman Adam Stewart Whynott until Nov. 17. He is charged with causing a disturbance...
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Jeanne Whitehead/Digby Courier
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Winbush urges black community to organize
Article online since September 18th 2008
Raymond Winbush is in town and he’s raising a few questions. The internationally renowned race-relations expert, in Digby from Sept. 15 to Sept. 26, is consulting with the RCMP and the black community. In June, the town of Digby was the focus of national media attention when two young...
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Jeanne Whitehead/Digby Courier
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Public meeting to highlight Winbush recommendations
Article online since September 18th 2008
On Sept. 25, 6 p.m. at Digby Elementary School, race relations expert Dr. Raymond Winbush will present recommendations resulting from his 10 days of consultation with Digby RCMP and members of the Digby’s black community. Winbush was brought to town to offer insight and suggest solutions...
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Jeanne Whitehead/Digby Courier
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( September 6th 2008 )
Nova Scotia tripling crime-solving reward
( September 5th 2008 )
$15,000 grants for community crime prevention programs
( September 5th 2008 )
Back to School!
( September 4th 2008 )
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( September 3rd 2008 )
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( September 3rd 2008 )
Burke, 97, claims national title
( September 3rd 2008 )
The wind bylaw
( September 2nd 2008 )
Marijuana plants seized
( September 2nd 2008 )
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( August 26th 2008 )
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( August 26th 2008 )
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( August 26th 2008 )
Junior Golf Championship
( August 26th 2008 )
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ALS Walk Sept. 13
( August 26th 2008 )
Smile—you’re in downtown Digby
( August 26th 2008 )
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( August 25th 2008 )
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( August 22nd 2008 )
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( August 21st 2008 )
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