LAGOS LISTED AMONG TOP SEVEN ART DESTINATIONS IN THE WORLD TO VISIT IN 2026 - REPORT. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 LAGOS LISTED AMONG TOP SEVEN ART DESTINATIONS IN THE WORLD TO VISIT IN 2026 - REPORT   Lagos has been named as one of the seven art destinations to visit in 2026 by Artsy, the leading global online Art Marketplace.  The city was described as "a banner biennale in West Africa’s preeminent art capital." According to an article titled "7 Art Destinations to Visit in 2026" published in artsy.net by Maxwell Rabb on January 8, Lagos is one of the "seven spots—from marquee art events to rising scenes—that are worth adding to an art-inspired travel itinerary in 2026."   The seven destinations picked by the leading global online Art Marketplace are Venice, Italy; Doha, Qatar; Sydney, Australia; Bangkok, Thailand; Lagos, Nigeria; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Malta.    Artsy disclosed that "Lagos is rapidly becoming the commercial and creative engine of African contemporary art, and this momentum will continue in 2026." Stating why Lagos is among the sev...

A SMALL TOWN CALIFORNIA POLICE DEPARTMENT ESCORTED THE CHILDREN OF A FALLEN OFFICER TO THEIR FIRST DAY BACK TO SCHOOL AFTER LOSING THEIR FATHER.(PHOTO).


 A small town California Police Department escorted the children of a fallen officer to their first day back to school after losing their father.


Ray Barrantes (an officer with the Chowchilla PD) lost his life on Friday, October 3rd. Ray's cruiser was struck by a truck as it turned onto the highway. Life-saving measures were attempted, but sadly, Ray was pronounced deceased on scene. 


Ray Barrantes is the first officer to lose his life in the line of duty from the Chowchilla P.D.


Now the department has made an unbelievably kind gesture and show of support for one of their own. 


Monday morning was the first day back to school for Ray's three children. The Chowchilla Police Department knew this would be a tough day for Ray's family. The department decided to do something to hopefully brighten the family's day and remind them they have an entire family in blue who support them.


The department arranged a police escort for the children as they returned to school. Multiple agencies participated in this amazing gesture of solidarity and kindness.


As the family walked to the school, they were embraced by faculty, students and officers in an unbelievable display of compassion.


Ray's wife Jessica said "It means so much to us, so much, so much for everyone to reach out to us, especially at a time like this," as she was overcome by emotion.


This was such a special display of togetherness in the face of tragedy. 


Our thoughts are with the family of Ray Barrantes.

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