High school coach donates shoes to students, community follows in his footsteps
A Monte Vista High School coach stepped in to help when he noticed some of his students shoes were getting worn down and donated his own running shoes. He didn t know it, but he started a movement.
By: KGTV Staff
and last updated 2021-03-17 15:05:05-04
SPRING VALLEY, Calif. (KGTV) - A high school coach stepped in to help when he noticed some of his students shoes were getting worn down and donated his own running shoes. He didn t know it, but he started a movement within his Southern California community.
A high school coach stepped in to help when he noticed some of his students' shoes were getting worn down and donated his own running shoes. He didn't know it, but he started a movement within his Southern California community.
Monte Vista High School coach donates shoes to students, community follows in his footsteps
A Monte Vista High School coach stepped in to help when he noticed some of his students shoes were getting worn down and donated his own running shoes. He didn t know it, but he started a movement.
and last updated 2021-03-16 10:04:00-04
SPRING VALLEY, Calif. (KGTV) - A Monte Vista High School coach stepped in to help when he noticed some of his students shoes were getting worn down and donated his own running shoes. He didn t know it, but he started a movement.
English Teacher David Crabtee took on the role of Track and Cross Country Coach a year ago and was able to start holding in person practice in January.
Anxiety grows in pets and owners as we transition back to working in the office
Preparing your pet to be alone as you head back to the office
and last updated 2021-03-11 22:23:26-05
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - Pet owners anticipating going back to the office, as the coronavirus vaccine becomes more widely available, are nervous how the change will affect their furry friends.
Separation anxiety can show itself through howling, destructive behavior and hiding.
Dr. Gary Weitzman, San Diego Humane Society President & CEO, said look for odd behaviors as you re preparing to leave your home. Look for the signs for your dog or your cat before you leave, drooling, panting. For cats too, hiding.
Winter weather forces San Diego restaurants to adjust
Rain and snow rolled into San Diego County Wednesday, forcing restaurants to set up tents and other protection for guests and employees working outdoors under the pandemic restrictions.
and last updated 2021-03-10 20:51:19-05
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - Snow fell in the mountains, hail came down in east county, and rain-soaked most of the rest of San Diego County Wednesday.
Downtown in the Gaslamp Quarter, tents popped up resembling a farmers market. It was actually restaurant owners preparing for a wet 48 hours to protect their customers. Itâs like a soft day in Ireland as they would say. But you know, you just have to adapt to it, owner of The Field Irish Pub Daniel Drayne said with a thick accent.