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Month: January 2013

Attended Workshop on Inclusive Interpretation

Posted on January 21, 2013February 8, 2013 by Mike

“Inclusive Interpretation” was the subject of a workshop I attended last week at Historic London Town.  Opportunities for museums and libraries to become more inclusive as community centers for dialogue about important issues was the central theme.  Susie Wilkening, the curator of museum audiences for Reach Advisors and Jack Tchen, the co-founder of the Museum of Chinese American…

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Making Sure Fallen Officers from Long Ago are not Forgotten in Delaware and Maryland

Posted on January 9, 2013December 25, 2021 by Mike

Occasionally while doing a study on some subject related to criminal justice history, I’ll find some hint in the old records related to a long forgotten, undocumented fallen police officer. When that happens, I pick up the evidentiary traces and follow the trail back through the old sources, to make sure the officer’s ultimate sacrifice…

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