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August 5, 2015 The Page 3 INSIDE Week in Review page 2 This page Sponsored by: L ocal N ews pages 6-7 O pinion page 9 M etro Concordia University in northeast Portland is hosting a travelling exhibit from Hiroshima, Japan’s Ground Zero Museum in recognition of the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. Peace Memorial in Portland Concordia hosts exhibit to educate and promote peace O livia O livia T he P ortland O bserver In recognition of the 70th anni- versary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, a unique travelling exhibit, Edu- cating For Peace: Never Again, comes to Concordia University in by northeast Portland. The event comes from Hiro- shima’s Ground Zero Museum, and is brought to Concordia by the Wholistic Peace Institute, the Mountain Writers Series, and Ore- C ontinued on P age 4 Renewed Efforts in Cold Case pages 8-13 Arts & ENTERTAINMENT C lassifieds C alendar page 14 page 15 Portland Police are asking for the public’s renewed efforts in trying to solve a murder that oc- curred 10 years ago. On July 25, 2005, close to 10 p.m., 26-year-old Eyo Nyong, known casually as “Black,” was standing not far from the former L.V. Sports Bar parking lot, which was located in the 3500 block of North Vancouver Avenue. Witnesses report that two black men approached Nyong and en- gaged him in conversation, when one of them pulled a gun and fired, Nyong was a regular of the bar. He was survived by both of his parents and five of his own young children. Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward of up $1,000 for in- formation that could help this case push forward and lead to an arrest. Tipsters can remain anonymous, and can submit their information Eyo Nyong by visiting crimestoppersoforegon. shooting the victim in the head com/submit_online_tip.php, tex- and killing him. The suspects ran ting CRIMES (274637) with the northbound on Vancouver, and subject line 823HELP, followed by the tip, or calling 503-823- HELP. from there the case goes cold.
