Of the screen. They will choose two players. We have created a character that looks a lot like alicia and another character that looks like mackenna. They will be playing against each other in a game of tennis. All right. All they do is simply stand facing the television. You will push a. Hit ok. Hit a. Hit a and b together. Here we go. Single game start. Alicia will be serving. Mackenna will be receiving the surf. We will see what happens. By using her head, she is able to serve. Nice shot. Mackenna gets the first point. Watch how alicia turns her head to control the swinging of the racket. Interesting stuff. She is serving again. Mackenna hits out of bounds. You are tied. Very well done. Here comes another serve. Boom. Great serve. Good enough. Alicia scores another point just by turning her head. Good try, mackenna, but you did not get anything. Tie ball game. A great return by mackenna. Alicia could not quite get to that one. She swung too late. 3030. Nice work. 4030. One more poin
Scott Lyle McGee, 70 of Fairbury, passed away Friday, November 10, 2023. Scott was born April 25, 1953 in Hastings, NE to Curtis and Delores (Vahle) Morgan. Scott was 5 years-old when they moved to Or
This week's Vance Law Firm's Pay It Forward award goes to Jannie Thomas of Selma. She serves on the city council and serves her community in many ways.
good evening, i am jackie flin, i am executive director of the program in san francisco. i want to thank you supervisors for something and thank you for your service to the city. but i am here to ask for your continued support in three major areas. one is in employment services. and i would like to thank you, rhonda simmons for supporting the randolph institute and for the contract around construction services. to make sure that we can recruit experienced construction workers and not only experienced workers but young folks to enter in the construction trade. a lot of training and education comes through our office. and so far we have worked with over 400 clients that have signed up with city build to get employment throughout the city. but i would like to see continued support in that effort, and maybe see a broader spectrum of employment opportunities other than just construction. youth services is another area that we would like it see your continued support. there are g
now we are going to the fun part. and we will do public comment. a couple of things before we move forward. i want everyone to be mindful, i am just the moderator. i don t put the cards in order or pick them. i am just the moderator and making sure we stay on schedule. with that said, we will call up the first group of speakers. you have a maximum of two minutes. be mindful we want everyone the opportunity to speak. i will call up the names of the first group. we have a timekeeper here, he will let you know when you have one minute left, when you have 30 seconds left and when it s time to stop. first we have candace pierceson, district 10, and represent girls 2,000 and their group. mike brown representing district 10 and 11. lisa prosak, direct 10. lance hill district 10 and charlie walker district 10. i am blandy mack, the program director of girls 2,000. we are a hunter s point family. we have been in the community over for 13 years, and we are here to address the cut i