Seven police cars were set on fire, streets were blocked by burning stacks of tires and rubbish bins, and shops were damaged in the city center.
City and state officials in other parts of the country, including Maine, Massachusetts and New Jersey, also are questioning whether they can continue to allow wealthy schools like Yale, or big nonprofit hospitals, to remain off tax rolls while they scramble for money to pay for police, fire, streets and other infrastructure and services.
SMOULDERING fires, streets covered in soot, a smell of burned tyres; young men in military rags wandering around purposelessly.
While intentional killings remained the leading cause of work-related deaths for journalists around the world, deaths from combat cross-fire, street protests and other dangerous assignments accounted for about 40 percent of the reporters killed in 2010, the committee found.
For years we have painfully and reluctantly managed to adapt our business operations to rapidly increasing loitering, panhandling, open fires, street sewage, theft, and rising rates of violent attacks on our employees, vendors and patrons.
In 1936 the new Labour administration of the London County Council renamed White Cross Street, near the site of the Red Cross Hall and the scene of the Union Street fire, to Ayres Street in tribute to Alice Ayres, a name it retains today.
Fire on street as a barricade on #WestFlorissant in #Ferguson.
Shows township lines, water pipes, gas pipes, fire plugs, street names and places of interest.
Public demand includes water for fire protection, street cleaning, and use in schools and other public buildings.
The Iraqi fighters, he said, fired from streets, from groves of trees, from highway overpasses.
ALL THREE FIGHTING FIRE Crossed Street In Fusillade to Stop Flames Which Threatened American Mission's Girls Schooll.
