Issued. Give us an idea of wl,re hot said, its 100 degrees in santa rosa. We can attest to it. The best way to get away from it, this is a cooling center. A Community Center set up by pg e for people who are too hot. They have water and power strips. They have enough to be comfortable for a short period of time. So the other part of this is that there has been some progress. A little while ago, we heard helicopters in the air over santa rosa. That means theyre checking powerlines, getting ready to restore store that power, but its going the take a while and calistoga has been through a lot. In western calistoga today. Theyre singing the dead switch no light blues. It sounds a little bit like this. Chorus of g owned power up the ac. But he would be the exception, not the norm. As evidenced by tales of woe in the station at foothill road and cedar street. Im out of gas. And no way to pump wit the juice turned off. How widespread is this power outage . Wide enough to 1400 people. Downtown
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Damon Ribka, Gabriel Wartelle, and Jennifer Croisier work behind the scenes on “Hidden Reflexion,” starring Marley Marsalis, Jesse Martinez and Sage Thompson.
Audubon Charter School’s very first film festival was scheduled for March 14, 2020. That was five days after the first case of COVID-19 was reported in Louisiana, and it would be over a year before the middle school students who wrote, acted in and helped to shoot the movies would be able to show off the products of their hard work.
Out of the glare of the May morning sun, in the cool Prytania Theatre, Stephanie Knapp, an Audubon parent and teacher who led Audubon Charter students through the process of making movies together, took the stage. The students and their supporters parents, family and friends were masked and spread out in the theater, with alternating rows taped off to allow for sufficient social distancing.