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Lexington residents outraged at sentencing in trade secrets case marred by bias
Lexington resident Haoyang Yu was sentenced to six months in federal prison for possessing a stolen microchip design. The issue of racial bias had been a persistent theme throughout the case.
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Lexington elementary students plant pollinator gardens
Second-grade students of Fiske Elementary School plonked their feet into the soil of the school’s newly constructed pollinator garden, digging holes into the ground with miniature shovels to make room…
Film Review: You Hurt My Feelings
You Hurt My Feelings is playing at the Lexington Venue June 2-4.
Food and culture go hand in hand at the AAPI Food Festival
The event, organized by high school students, celebrated Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures here in Lexington.
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We are excited to announce the beta launch of lexbudget.org, an interactive tool designed to encourage transparent, participatory, and collaborative government in Lexington.
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Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Goodbye to one of Lexington’s oldest trees
A majestic and irreplaceable white oak tree, estimated to be around 260 years old, was brutally cut down to make way, one assumes, for yet another Lexington mansion.
Letter to the Editor: A classic example of racial profiling
Helen Yang writes that the sentencing of Lexington resident Haoyang Yu “sets a dangerous precedent that threatens the security and equal protection of Americans of Chinese descent.”
Letters to the Editor: Thank you from the Lexington Education Association — and a request for support for clerical workers, paraeducators, and technology workers.
Over the next year or so, LEA will be negotiating three separate contracts for clerical workers, paraeducators, and technology workers.
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