Back in the day, in other words, this time last year, remote or virtual learning was the preserve of students who lived far away from their school or college or for short courses to up-date working professionals. Fast-forward to 2021 and it has become the life-blood of the education world, dominating pupil and parental discussions and the subject of many fraught moments in staff rooms; virtual ones of course. In our pandemic-stricken world though, remote learning has become something we have had to live with, just like wearing masks in shops and remembering not to shake hands or, perish the thought, hug people.
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Banks, guns and fierce women (C8). It’s all here in the following from Michael Milston of Orange. “The recent stories reminded me of the time my elderly mother, Madge, entered the Northbridge Commonwealth Bank which was about to be robbed. Now Madge was a Corporal in WWII, and when the armed robber told her to get down on the floor, she told him she WAS NOT GOING TO GET ON THE FLOOR FOR ANYONE! (Yes, I imagine it being said it in all capitals too – Granny) Apparently she stood her ground . and the bank was successfully robbed, too.”
When Boston police officers fail to tell the truth, the department rarely calls a lie a lie
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On the witness stand of a Boston courtroom, police Sergeant Stephen Green outlined the steps that led to a search warrant for an alleged drug dealerâs cellphone, which later led to a trove of incriminating text messages.
The Boston detectiveâs testimony in January 2019 helped seal a conviction and a four- to five-year sentence for drug trafficking.
But Greenâs story, according to new evidence, was untruthful. A forensic investigator determined that Green had been fishing through the phone for more than four hours before applying for a warrant â even at one point watching the defendantâs personal sex videos.
The following is a list of those booked at the Iredell County Detention Center on felony and driving while impaired charges from Dec. 10-16. Listed information, including addresses, has been gathered from reports publicly available at local law enforcement agencies. All individuals listed are innocent until found guilty in a court of law.
Dec. 10
Brandon Maurice Collins, 36, of Radford, Virginia, fugitive from justice, no bond, Iredell County Sheriffâs Office.
Tremayne Daâlee Daniels, 24, of Edsel Way, Statesville, possession with intent to manufacture/sell/deliver Schedule VI and possession of Schedule VI, $5,000 bond, Iredell County Sheriffâs Office; also arrested Dec. 14, manufacture MDPV, possession with intent to manufacture Schedule VI and maintaining a dwelling/vehicle for sale of controlled substance, $10,000 bond, Statesville Police Department.
good morning everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it s saturday, june 18th. we ll get to the latest united problem that caused delays here in the bay area and across the country. but first here s rosemary with a first look at your forecast. hi, rosemary. good morning to you! it will be a pleasant father s day weekend. running a little bit below average for this time of year. but slightly warmer nan yesterday. we re waking up with those clouds out there. low clouds from the coast all the way inland this morning. a light breeze in store for today. and your highs today upper 50s on the coast, nearly hitting 80 degrees in many cases for our inland spots. a warm-up for tomorrow and then quite hot in time for the first day of summer. we ll outline all that coming up in just a few moments. we start with continuing coverage of the computer problem that grounded united flights across the country. planes are back in the air this morning, but now the airline is facing a backlog of pa