Greg hello. Im greg gutfeld with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, eric bolling, and her big wheel is double parked outside. Dana perino. Its 5 00 in new york city. Hence, the five. Greg so some groups are ticked off at cocacola for the Super Bowl Ad featuring an arab with a camel in the desert. Greg so one arab group is claiming this is racist or something. Coke says it was just using film characters from the past. Now you might call the groups cry babies but that would have been people with malfunctioning tear ducts. Instead, i call them americans where they figured out like the rest of us outrage gets attention. Forget anger over terrorism. Words speak louder than actio action. As you demand subservient to hurt feelings. How to beat them . Join them. Taco bell claims they pull their ad that asked people to eat tacos instead of carrot after vegetable lovers, vented on the whine seller, called twitter. Here is the ad. Veggie on game day is punting on fourth and one. Its a copout. People ha
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By Mark Evenstad
May 11, 2021 | 3:23 PM
A deputy with the Lafayette County Sheriff’s department responded to a two vehicle crash on Highway 11 in Gratiot Monday around 5pm. 46 year old Michelle Godfrey of Argyle was traveling on Highway 11 when she was rear-ended by a vehicle driven by 51 year old Carla McKinney of Rockton, Illinois. Godrey’s vehicle had moderate damage and was driven from the scene, and McKinney’s vehicle had severe damage and was towed from the scene. McKinney was taken to Monroe Clinic Hospital via ambulance for minor injuries. As a result, McKinney was cited for Inattentive Driving. Green County EMS–Darlington, Gratiot First Response, and the Gratiot Fire Department assisted at the scene. The Darlington Police Department assisted with traffic control.
LEWISBURG â The Central Susquehanna LPN Career Center (CSLPNCC) recently graduated 19 students.
In order to observe all COVID-19 guidance, the ceremony was held in the large classroom at the CSLPNCC in Lewisburg, with only faculty and 15 graduates present in the building. All COVID-19 mitigation protocols including masks, hand hygiene, and social distancing were observed. A Zoom audience of more than 100 supportive friends, family members, community partners, CSIU staff, administration, and board members attended virtually.
The program was led by Dr. Timothy Campbell, director of the CSLPNCC, and included a procession of the Class of 108 graduates; welcoming address; faculty introductions by Jessica Probst, RN, Nursing Education managing coordinator; and remarks from the class speaker, Carla McKinney, GPN.
bob: 23-year-old math teacher carla mckinney of colorado, put on administrative leave because she posted a few pictures on the internet which were some people considered racy. i don t know if they are but nonetheless. that caused a huge furor with people and put on administrative with pay as they investigate this. the school district said be sure when you put something on social media, assume the classroom, the kids in your class will see it. i can understand that. so they said to her, she said this is a parody. but some of them had her smoking marijuana. she was a math teacher. allegation was she was grading papers while she was stoned. i wish they graded mine while she was stoned because i didn t do well in math. i don t know. is this such a big deal, eric? eric: yeah. it is. i don t even think it s a big deal about the pictures. the part about saying she was smoking pot on school grounds,