Mary Todd, 21, became the fourth assailant to be arrested in the fallout of Saturday’s viral brawl on the riverfront in Montgomery, Alabama, with cops revealing Thursday that she had been booked on a charge of third-degree assault. Footage from the scene appears to show Todd, who is white, wearing a purple t-shirt and kicking a Black riverboat co-captain as he was being jumped by three white men, prompting a massive melee divided along racial lines that ended with 13 people being detained. Read More...
People are currently reading this guide. The Great Depression: When Farms Went Bust (and the Government Tried to Fix It...Kinda)Ah, the Great Depression. A time when breadlines were longer than yo mama's jokes, and folks were bartering chickens for haircuts (seriously, that happened). Farmers, bless their overalls, were hit particularly hard. Prices for crops plummeted faster than a toddler at a pie-eating contest. Enter the stage left: The Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA), a. Read More...
Whether it is legal to play drums in an apartment can depend on a variety of factors, including local noise ordinances, building rules and regulations, and the terms of your lease or rental agreement.
Can you play drums in an apartment?In many cases, playing drums in an apartment can be considered a violation of noise ordinances or disruptive behavior that could result in complaints from neighbors or your landlord.
To determine whether it is legal to play drums in your apartment, it’s important to review your lease or rental agreement to see if there are any restrictions on noise or musical instruments. Read More...
