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October 18, 2016
By AustinTalks | October 18, 2016

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Restorative justice forum Saturday in Austin
Help come up with viable solutions for reducing violence and healing from trauma Sept. 23 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at BUILD's headquarters, 5100 W. Harrison St. The free event for people of all ages will feature raffle prizes.
Attend men's heath fair at Loretto Hospital
Grab your bike and take a ride for peace
Come to the youth showcase and summit Saturday
All are invited to "evening of joy" at Austin Town Hall

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Austin residents, police and elected officials had 'real talk' about community justice
Last weekend's discussion, hosted by state Rep. Camille Lilly and Cook County State’s Attorney Kimberly Foxx, addressed public concerns about the criminal justice system and community policing.
Local residents, the police to join forces Tuesday night
Community, poverty discussed last week at PCC's Austin farm
Improve your community
Chicago Police Department seeking officers

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Austin congressman: U.S. House must investigate the president
Rep. Danny K. Davis says the House Oversight & Government Reform Committee should begin a probe of Donald Trump's business interests and his job as the country's leader.
Emmet Elementary parents accuse administrator of misconduct
Safe at home?

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Federal investigation of the Chicago Police Department seeks citizen input
A representative from the U.S. Justice Department wants to meet with local residents Oct. 5 in the offices of the Westside NAACP, 5820 W. Chicago Ave., to gather information about their experiences with policing.
Westside NAACP wants say in mayor's new civilian police review agency
Local residents say they're tired of fearing law enforcement
Town hall on monitoring the police
Database of complaints against police made public

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Public urged to attend community justice symposium Saturday
State Rep. Camille Lilly and Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx are hosting the Aug. 5 event from 10 a.m. to noon at the Austin Public Library, 5615 West Race. They will lead a discussion on gun violence and policing.
Local residents, the police to join forces Tuesday night
Seeking West Siders wanting to improve community-police relations
29th Ward meeting tonight will focus on crime
Westside NAACP wants say in mayor's new civilian police review agency

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Federal investigation of the Chicago Police Department seeks citizen input
A representative from the U.S. Justice Department wants to meet with local residents Oct. 5 in the offices of the Westside NAACP, 5820 W. Chicago Ave., to gather information about their experiences with policing.
Federal justice hearings on Chicago police start June 20
Laquan McDonald case hangs over Austin tree-lighting event
Finding a job after prison challenging for many

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