damages and whether trump in his two sons can every run a business again in new york. trump is expected to take the stand as the final witness on december 11th with closing arguments scheduled for january the 11th. that is just four days before the iowa caucus. and then, this second defamation lawsuit from e. jean carroll. that trial begins january 15th, the very same day as the iowa caucus. and here is where the problems begin. because it is one thing for voters to go to the polls and know the outcome of the civil fraud trial. at least, we hope we will know by then. but standing with this defamation suit, voters are going to be casting ballots without knowing whether donald trump is guilty or liable of the charges against him. trump is facing 91 felony charges across for criminal cases, and none of them will be anywhere near completed by the time voters got to the polls. that s just one day before super tuesday. but that point, republicans will have allocated 47% of thei
trump s legal chaos and how s court schedule is going to collide with his political calendar. on the civil side trump s calendar soon wrapping, up the judge has found the two adult sons and the trump organization liable for fraudulently inflating real estate properties to get favorable loan deals. it will determine the damages, and whether trump and his two sons can ever run a business again in new york. trump is expected to take the stand, as the final witness, on december 7th with closing arguments scheduled for the 11th. just four days before the iowa caucus. and then there is the second defamation lawsuit from e. jean carroll. it begins the very same day as the iowa caucus. here is where the problems began, it s one thing for the voters to go to the polls and know the outcome of the civil fraud trial. at least we hope they will know by then. starting with a defamation suit, voters are going to be casting ballots without knowing if donald trump is guilty or liable against
Are experiencing. It is quite experience. Some of the longterm impacts are not know. Bus pickup times can be as early as i 50 a. M. That is dark in the winter. That is a safety issue. No student should be on a bus earlier than 7 a. M. And not earlier than 8 a. M. In a classroom. Dr. Owen says it is well documented that in adolescents body chemistry affects their sleep. There is a natural shift in wake and sleep time that is associated with problems of teenagers getting to sleep much before 11 p. M. They simply cannot small they cannot fall asleep. High school as an middle schoolers are picked up by the same buses. There is a budget atmosphere where adding two fleets would be expensive. There is a hard budget right now. We have a maintenance backlog. At this point, there appears to be a number of bus scheduling options that would have to be talked about before this change comes into play. At this point, no word whether the school board will consider studying this idea. Reporting live, w
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Archbishop points out ‘sign of God’s great love’ to Bonner-Prendie students
After Mass during his visit Feb. 24 to Msgr. Bonner and Archbishop Prendergast High School, Archbishop Nelson Pérez poses for a photo with altar servers and student leaders. (Photo by Sarah Webb)
By Matthew Gambino • Posted February 25, 2021
The 798 students of Msgr. Bonner and Archbishop Prendergast High School, both in person and virtually, welcomed Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez for a Mass and tour of the Drexel Hill school Wednesday, Feb. 24.
Following coronavirus safety protocols for archdiocesan high schools, Bonner-Prendie operated on a “B” day in which one-half of the student population attended school in person while the other half participated in classes and activities, such as the archbishop’s visit, online from home.