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New legislation on chickens, electric vehicles “very simple and fair” and explained the overall contents of the law. “As a law,” he said. “this proChickens and charging electects the neighbors, protects the tric vehicles are the subjects of legislation headed to public public and institutes humane hearings for the Village of Sea practices.” Additionally, the new law Cliff. The Board of Trustees has drafted new laws pertaining to includes definitions of key chicken ownership and designa- terms related to chicken ownertion of parking spacship. Hen and roostes for charging elecer are among the tric vehicles. defined terms. The Sea Cliff ’s curlaw will allow ownrent code regarding e r s h i p o f h e n s, owning chickens female chickens, but states that residents not roosters, male must get written c h i c ke n s. O t h e r permission from 75 defined terms percent of adults livinclude chicken run, ing within 200 feet a space connected to of their property in a coop where chickorder to obtain a ens may roam freely, permit to own chickand chicken coop, e n s . T h e y m u s t BRUCE KENNEdY the enclosure that a p p l y, i n c l u d i n g Village administrator contains chickens. written permission Owners will be able from those individuto keep a maximum als. The new law will scrap the of six hens on their property. permit system all together, no Parameters regarding the longer requiring residents to get locations and sizes of chicken per mission from neighbors. runs and coops are that both Instead, residents will be able to must be kept in a backyard or keep chickens on their property side yard. Chicken runs can as long as they follow the new have a maximum area of 150 regulations. square feet. Coops can have a In an interview, Village maximum area of 50 square feet Administrator Bruce Kennedy and maximum height of seven described the regulations as

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Isa Guerrero led the walkout and organized it alongside her classmates.

North Shore High School students hold protest against ICE activity By JUlIA CAPITEllI jcapitelli@liherald.com

In spite of freezing temperatures and snow still on the ground, North Shore High School students took to the sidewalk on Feb. 4 to protest recent violence and unlawful detention and deportation of non-citizens and visa holders by Immigration Customs and Enforcement agents. Students held signs, waved flags and chanted statements like “the people united will never be defeated” for the hour-long protest during school. The walkout was organized by seniors Isa Guerrero, Lila Frame and Luna Espinosa. More than 100 students participated, according to Guerrero, after her initial estimate that between 40 and 65 would turn out. “I feel great,” Guerrero said in an interview. “I really think that I wasn’t expecting

that many people, so it was really nice to feel like there was a response, and that people really care about this, because it’s so important.” In advance of the protest, Guerrero cited in an email “violence, inhumanity and lack of accountability” from ICE as reasons for walking out. In an interview, she mentioned recent activity in Minnesota. ICE has made thousands of arrests in Minnesota since the agency increased its activity there in January. Renee Nicole Good, a U.S. citizen, was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on Jan. 7. Protests across the United States ramped up after U.S. citizen and intensive care nurse Alex Pretti was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on Jan. 24. The deaths of both Pretti and Good have been ruled ContInued on paGe 10

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