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Summer fun and more happening this weekend

This weekend brings the first day of the summer season, as well as Father’s Day, so it’s a perfect time to get out and celebrate with one of the many events happening in the area. Run or walk a 5K race, catch a movie on the lawn or at the drive-in, enjoy the air-conditioning while visiting a museum, or find a gift for dad at one of the local farmers markets. Read on for more information. Local Events The H-E-B Summer Run to Fun 5K will be at 8 a.m. June 19 at South Park, 2602 Dennis St., Copperas Cove. Registration is $30 per runner and T-shirts will be provided to the first 150 participants. Go to https://copperascove.com/heb-summer-run-to-fun/ to register.

It was a good outcome: D60 food workers on board with outsourcing of food services

Pueblo D60 food worker explains why there is high turnover

The district s board of education addressed how many of the food workers have been leaving after only working there for just a few months. While their recruitment efforts have been successful, the district finds few employees staying later on. One of the reasons is when people are hired, they usually have to wait two months to even get a paycheck, said Debbie Nash, cafeteria leader at Highland Park Elementary School. The cafeteria workers begin in August, when the school year starts, but Nash said they don t receive a check until September. Nash said the pay is also a factor into why people leave so quickly. The average D60 food worker makes about $14.10 per hour.

4-person Mich lottery club wins $1 05B

4-person Mich. lottery club wins $1.05B In this Feb. 26, 2021 photo provided by the Michigan Lottery, attorney Kurt Panouses posed with a check on behalf of the winners of a Mega Millions lottery jackpot in Lansing, Mich.(Michigan Lottery via AP) OAN Newsroom UPDATED 7:15 PM PT – Friday, March 12, 2021 Four Michigan residents are the lucky winners of a lottery prize worth more than $1 billion. The winners are members of a four-person lottery club called “Wolverine FLL Club” in Detroit. Their lawyer collected the check on their behalf and said the winners are humbled by the prize money. RUSSELL, IL – JUNE 29: Debbie Nash from Kenosha, Wisconsin filled out her Mega Millions lottery ticket June 29, 2004 at a Citgo gas station in Russell, Illinois. Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)

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