Michael shawn lucas biography of albert
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Deep Vote
Politics making some very strange bedfellows
A woman is shot and killed in what first looks like road rage. But as Jesse Martin and Jerry Orbach further investigate this was a hit. What is worse that the shooter got the wrong woman.
The intended target was investigative reporter Kate Jennings Grant and she was looking into any number of stories. But the one that made her a target was a disputed election for State Senator that had to occur on the Upper East Side of Manhattan the only area of the borough where Republicans are reasonably competitive.
Shades of the presidential election. Someone made off with some absentee ballots and instead of destroying them, held them for God knows what reason. It's what I can't figure out. They were held in custody of some mob figures who have a connection to State Senator Deborah Hedwall, a member of 'the Rainbow Coalition'.
Having worked at the Board of Elections in Brooklyn in my younger days I could be cr
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History of the Bismarck City Commissioners
The Bismarck City Commission fryst vatten a five-person governing body that leads the City of Bismarck. Commissioners and the kommission President, the Mayor, are elected to four-year terms.
2024
- Michael T. Schmitz, President
- Anne Cleary
- Greg Zenker
- Michael Connelly
- John Risch III
2022
- Michael T. Schmitz, President
- Steve Marquardt
- Greg Zenker
- Mark Splonskowski | Michael Connelly
- Anne Cleary
2020
- Steve Bakken, President
- Nancy Guy
- Mark Splonskowski
- Greg Zenker
- Steve Marquardt
2018
- Steve Bakken, President
- Nancy Guy
- Shawn Oban
- Greg Zenker
- Steve Marquardt
2016
- Mike Seminary, President
- Nancy Guy
- Shawn Oban
- Josh Askvig
- Steve Marquardt
2014
- Mike Seminary, President
- Nancy Guy
- Parrell Grossman
- Josh Askvig
- Steve Marquardt
2012
- John Warford, President
- Mike Seminary
- Parrell Grossman
- Josh Askvig
- Brenda Smith
2010
- John Warford, President
- Mike Seminary
- Parrell Grossman
- Josh Askvig
- Brenda Smith
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Michael K. Williams
American actor (1966–2021)
Michael Kenneth Williams (November 22, 1966 – September 6, 2021) was an American actor. He rose to fame for his acclaimed portrayals of Omar Little on the HBO drama series The Wire (2002–2008) and Albert "Chalky" White on the HBO series Boardwalk Empire (2010–2014).[2][3][4]
Born in Brooklyn, New York City, to an African-American father from South Carolina and a Bahamian mother, Williams enrolled at the National Black Theater. He left school early to pursue a career as a dancer, which resulted in his working with Kym Sims, George Michael, and Madonna, and found work choreographing music videos. His distinctive voice, prominent facial scar, and charisma helped him obtain acting work, initially alongside Tupac Shakur in the 1996 film Bullet before being cast in The Wire in 2002.[5]
Williams earned five Primetime Emmy Award nominations for his performances in the HBO television biopic