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NBA camps open; some go abroad, Spurs plan a trip to Uvalde

NBA camps open; some go abroad, Spurs plan a trip to Uvalde

Gregg Popovich and the San Antonio Spurs know they cannot erase the pain that the residents of Uvalde, Texas have felt since May 24. They can, however, continue reminding the city of 16,000 people that they’re not forgotten. The Spurs are planning what they’re calling a community impact event in Uvalde on Oct. 8; details are still being finalized, but it seems likely the entire team and Popovich will be making the 85-mile trip from San Antonio to the place where 21 people – 19 of them students… Source link

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Bo Jackson helped cover funeral costs for Uvalde school shooting victims

Bo Jackson helped cover funeral costs for Uvalde school shooting victims

Former Raiders and MLB star Bo Jackson revealed this week that he had donated to help cover funeral costs for the victims of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, earlier this year. Jackson, who doesn’t have a real connection to the city other than having driven through it in the past while on hunting trips, said he just felt compelled to help after 19 students and two teachers were killed in May. “I don’t know if it’s because I’m getting old. It’s just not… Source link

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Google Honors Uvalde School Shooting Victim – ARTnews.com

Google Honors Uvalde School Shooting Victim – ARTnews.com

Google is honoring a victim of the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, by featuring a drawing by her on a dedicated memorial page. In March, Alithia Haven Ramirez submitted a drawing as part of the Doodle for Google contest, which allows children to compete to have their work displayed on the search engine’s homepage. The work that the 10-year-old sent in features a girl and her pet sitting on a sofa, with the word “Google” spelled out on the wall behind them. “I want the world… Source link

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10-year-old Uvalde shooting victim gets Google Doodle ‘in memoriam’ page

10-year-old Uvalde shooting victim gets Google Doodle ‘in memoriam’ page

Google is obliging. Earlier this year, the search giant asked students to submit entries for its Doodle for Google contest. The winner will take home some big prizes and see their artwork atop Google.com for 24 hours. The Doodle for Google contest, now in its 14th year, allows kids “to display their own Doodle creativity on Google.com and win some awesome prizes while doing it!” the company says. This year’s theme is self-care. Alithia entered her drawing ahead of the March deadline: a girl… Source link

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Don Trump Jr. Suggests Uvalde Shooter Could Have Killed 19 Kids With A ‘Bat’

Don Trump Jr. Suggests Uvalde Shooter Could Have Killed 19 Kids With A ‘Bat’

In an incredible display of utter tastelessness, Donald Trump Jr. insisted in a rage-fueled video on social media Saturday that the Uvalde mass shooter could have killed 19 children and two teachers with a “bat.” Assault rifles are being stigmatized when “screwed up people” are the real issue, he railed in a Facebook video. The red-faced, nearly teary-eyed Trump Jr. shouted that the shooter was a “sociopath” who could wreak the same havoc with nearly any other weapon. “It’s the… Source link

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Harry Styles donates after Uvalde, Texas shooting

Harry Styles donates after Uvalde, Texas shooting

Harry Styles pledges a $1 million dollar donation to end gun violence in the wake of the Uvalde shooting. (Photo: TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images) Harry Styles wants to help end gun violence. The Harry’s House singer announced on social media that he will be partnering with the nonprofit Everytown for Gun Safety following the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Tex. on May 24, 2022. “Along with all of you, I have been absolutely devastated by the recent string of mass… Source link

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NBA plays on hours, miles from Uvalde elementary school shooting

NBA plays on hours, miles from Uvalde elementary school shooting

DALLAS — Stephen Curry looked his coach directly in the eye, accompanied by a firm handshake — no words spoken, the bond formed by these two men didn’t need verbal confirmation. The Dallas Mavericks’ usually boastful and always heard PA announcer Sean Heath’s voice cracked when calling for a moment of silence before the start of Game 4’s Western Conference final, a rarity even though in-arena commemorations of mass shootings are as commonplace as pyrotechnics and eardrum-blasting… Source link

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