Francisco and 63 concord, 65 san jose. Lets look at the Traffic Alert. Weve got both directions of 101 complete shutdown on the peninsula. Youre looking at exactly what happened here at 1 45. Debris is scattered because of a crash involving a vehicle abandoned in the roadway, to the work trucks hit the car and it caused a big mess. There is a lot of debris in the roadway so gravel, concrete from the barrier so, both directions of 101 completely shut down. Chp said caltrans is now on scene sweeping the area. It is a big mess. Both directions in this area. You will see delacey use alternates try 280 which is the best bet. No delays there and both directions for you can use el camino and there are detours in place but again remember that. As a commute heats up things will get really busy through harry so you will see significant drive times increasing and working on the way to 101. Really quick, there is a Traffic Alert on 29, pg e trench issues, one lane is blocked and there is Traffic C
As the final results of the 2022 midterm elections remain uncertain, many school board races taking place across the United States resulted in victories for candidates opposed to the implementation of progressive ideology in public schools.
As the final results of the 2022 midterm elections remain uncertain, many school board races taking place across the United States resulted in victories for candidates opposed to the implementation of progressive ideology in public schools.
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The Brick Township Schools 2021-22 school budget includes a reduction of 26 full-time staff positions because of the $5.3 million cut in state aid. (Karen Wall/Patch)
BRICK, NJ The Brick Township Board of Education approved a proposed $160 million budget for the 2021-22 school year that cuts 26 positions as the district tries to absorb a $5.3 million reduction in state aid.
The budget of $160,822,267 includes a property tax levy of $117,391,709, an increase of $2.2 million over the property tax levy in the 2020-21 budget.
That 2 percent increase is the maximum allowed under the state cap. It also is required under S2, the state law that mandates the reduction in equalization aid, because the Brick Township School District is under adequacy, meaning the district is spending less per student than the state Department of Education says the district should be spending to provide a thorough and efficient education.