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Urquiza died June 30 in a hospital after battling the coronavirus for three weeks. His daughter, Kristin Danielle, shared that he was 65 years old and had no underlying health conditions.“He became ill three weeks after Arizona's stay-at-home order was lifted, signaling to the public it was safe to open up bars, restaurants and other non-essential services. It was not safe and it is still not safe. My family was robbed,” reads a Facebook message on the MarkedbyCOVID page.The family started the Facebook page as one way to channel their “sadness and rage into building an awareness campaign so fewer families are forced to endure this.” They started an ofrenda in front of the governor’s office in Phoenix, starting with pictures of Urquiza and messages from the family, and inviting other families in Arizona impacted by coronavirus to add their photos. 858

We now know how mob boss and FBI informant James "Whitey" Bulger died, and it was just as violent as the life he lived. Bulger, 89, was beaten beyond recognition at a West Virginia prison by multiple attackers. They also tried to cut his tongue out, a law enforcement official said. That vicious punishment is popular in the organized crime world for people who cooperate with law enforcement; one of two suspects in the brutal beating is a Mafia hit man. 460

When it comes to increasing supply, Faulconer said the key is more efficiently utilizing existing space, rather than looking outward.In March, the city council approved the Affordable Housing Density Bonus program which gives incentives to developers to increase the number of smaller, affordable units.And recently, a highly anticipated move to slash fees on granny flats was given the green light."That's some of the fastest housing options we can bring for renters, for families, for seniors to the market. Again, making specific changes that are targeted to actually getting units that San Diegans can afford and they can move into a lot quicker, " said Faulconer. 668

We love to watch the sunsets, said Erin.This time, the two ventured out onto a rock near the edge of the rim off the trail and away from any railing to take a photo. Emily grabbed her mom's phone, and started to take a few steps back."I saw that the ledge was right there and I said, 'don’t take another step back,' " Erin said. "When she did that little slip thing and caught herself, I mean, my stomach turned."Emily's foot fell off the ledge and the 20-year-old used her hands to regain her balance and lift herself up."It was a really scary feeling,” Erin added. “As soon as I knew that she was OK, I just got really angry that she had done that. So, I just went up and grabbed her and said, 'you just scared me to death, Emily.' ““She was gritting her teeth she was so mad," said Koford, calling herself blessed. “For a second there I was like, 'oh my gosh what did I just do?' “At least 64 deaths have been recorded at the Grand Canyon since it was established 200 years ago.National Park officials say they see, on average, 12 deaths a year, but not all of them are from falls. Other deaths are related to medical issues or happen outside of the rim. These numbers do not include any death that was ruled a suicide.A 1224

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