20 Crime & Safety One person is in custody following the incident that happened during the gathering near the Huntington Beach Pier Saturday afternoon. Amie Schaenzer , Patch Staff Posted Replies HUNTINGTON BEACH, NJ — One is in custody after two demonstrators were hit over the head with skateboards during a gathering of a small group of supporters of former President Donald Trump Saturday in Orange County. The group of about 40 people met near the Huntington Beach Pier on Saturday afternoon — just two days after Trump was indicted on criminal charges. They shouted "Make America Great Again" and "God Bless Trump," according to the Los Angeles Times. One of the men leading the chants was among the two people hit with skateboards. Authorities said one person is in custody, and one person was taken to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries, following the incident, which remains under investigation, according to … [Read more...] about 2 Hit With Skateboards At Pro-Trump Rally In Huntington Beach
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‘Prayer for the French Republic’ Transferring to Broadway
Joshua Harmon’s “Prayer for the French Republic,” a play about a family grappling with contemporary and historical antisemitism in France, will transfer to Broadway this winter. The play will be produced by the nonprofit Manhattan Theater Club, which last year presented the play's first run Off Broadway . The production will be directed by David Cromer, who also directed it Off Broadway; it will be staged at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, with previews beginning Dec. 19 and the opening scheduled for Jan. 9. Casting has not been announced. The production comes as concerns about antisemitism have been on the rise in the United States and beyond. Last season featured two shows about antisemitism — the play “Leopoldstadt,” about a Viennese family before, during, and after the Holocaust, and the musical “Parade,” about the lynching of a Jewish businessman in Georgia — both of which are leading contenders for Tony Awards this spring. “Prayer for the French Republic” will be … [Read more...] about ‘Prayer for the French Republic’ Transferring to Broadway
A Great Equestrian Fell From a Horse. Can He Get Back Up?
LOXAHATCHEE, Fla. — “Does this remind you of something?” the teenager shouted to her parents, who were watching from their farmhouse’s back porch. “You guys were usually the ones running next to us!” As part of a riding lesson, she was sprinting alongside a pony with a giggling girl in the saddle. It was the kind of lesson her parents, Kevin and Dianna Babington, had given her and her sister years before. The parents smiled at the memory. Now, their 14-year-old daughter was the one leading that brown pony around the ring. The Babingtons know not to take such moments for granted. Until last August, Kevin Babington, an Olympian, was having a remarkable career as a rider for hire in the equestrian sport of show jumping, in which horses leap fences set up over a winding course. Babington, 51, would take clients’ horses and increase their value — sometimes into the millions — by riding them to top finishes. Last July, he swept the top three places at a Grand Prix event on … [Read more...] about A Great Equestrian Fell From a Horse. Can He Get Back Up?
New Jersey attorney linked to string of Boston rapes apparently proposed to fiancée weeks before arrest
close Video COVID lab repurposed to test rape kits, helping to clear nation's backlog An estimated hundreds of thousands of rape kits sit untested in police departments nationwide, according to the Joyful Heart Foundation, a group that helps sexual assault victims. FIRST ON FOX - A cyber claims attorney working in New York and living in New Jersey has been accused in a string of Boston rapes that occurred between August 2007 and December 2008. The Boston Police Department and FBI linked Matthew Nilo, a 35-year-old Boston native, to the crimes through forensic genealogy and DNA analysis. "Today’s arrest is the direct result of the FBI’s use of investigative genetic genealogy. It’s a unique method used to generate new leads in unsolved sex assaults, homicides and other violent crimes," FBI Boston Special Agent In Charge Joe Bonavolonta said during a Tuesday press conference announcing Nilo's arrest. Nilo appeared in a Hudson County, … [Read more...] about New Jersey attorney linked to string of Boston rapes apparently proposed to fiancée weeks before arrest
June Food and Lifestyle News for Los Angeles
0 Restaurants & Bars Here's what's happening this month in the city of Angels. Shaena Engle , Patch Contributing Writer Posted Reply It’s Pride month as well as celebrations for Father’s Day and graduating seniors. Here’s a roundup of events for June in the City of Angels. Pride Celebrations Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills Offers Pride Brunch Buffet On Sunday, June 4, Esterel at Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills will be offering a special Pride Brunch Buffet from 1 to 3pm. The menu includes candy carnitas, fruit pops, chicken and waffles and more, $55 including a welcome mimosa. After brunch, the hotel’s AYA onsite day club will offer a live DJ and drinks. Their Rivera31 bar is also offering a special Pride cocktail, Hey Papi, with El Sativo Reposado Tajin, lemon, agave nectar and cucumber with $1 of each cocktail price donated to the LGBT LA Center. Randy’s Donuts Offers Specials for Pride On … [Read more...] about June Food and Lifestyle News for Los Angeles
Has New York Reached Peak Pork?
The chef Silvia Garcia-Nevado had just launched into a description of the jamón Ibérico at Bar Vinazo , a new Spanish wine bar in Brooklyn’s Park Slope neighborhood, the other night when a cook came by and tapped her on the shoulder. “Sorry to interrupt,” he said, looking anxiously at a nearby wooden stand cradling a leg of partially carved Cinco Jotas ham. “There are more orders for the Cinco. Do you want … me to slice it?” Garcia-Nevado considered this only for a moment. (The Cinco Jotas, which retails to restaurants for a little over $1,000 per leg, and which is cured in Atlantic sea salt in southwestern Spain, requires a specific carving technique to elicit its uniquely nutty, juicy flavor.) Then she shook her head no, and darted off to resume her position at the ham, where she spent much of the rest of the night wielding a long, thin carving knife as though it were a bow and she was first chair violin. Suddenly, specialty cured pork seems to be on every other menu in … [Read more...] about Has New York Reached Peak Pork?