lose. reporter: did bart cave? bart ultimately did cave, given the stamps it set out. reporter: as for the long- term aftermath of the strike could there be fallout from this in other bond and pension measures locally and statewide? absolutely. that he was my concern all along. when you brand test in polling to get revenue in the bay area, bart has to be at about 70%. i can t imagine that bart s brand if you asked the public right now what their favorable rating is i assume it s in the 20s. reporter: as for who came out the loser, well, the bart riders. they are the ones who had to put up with two strikes and possibly down the line have to put up can covering the cost of this new deal. liz? phil, you alluded to this in your story, how this negotiation will ultimately or could ultimately affect other unions and their negotiations. talk about ac transit. do you think the effects of this contract could have an effect on their talks? reporter: i asked him about that
Get your pink on and enjoy performances of “Legally Blonde the Musical” at Summit High School this weekend. Based on the comedic film, it follows homecoming queen Elle Woods, played by senior Mikaela Clark, as.
A trio of Summit High School students will be headed to the International Thespian Festival at Indiana University in Bloomington in June. The three all received superior scores the highest possible at the.
What’s old is new again. For those who missed spending time in a bar during the pandemic, Breckenridge Backstage Theater’s “A ’70s Flashback” provides an entertaining, immersive experience. Written and directed by Lenore Giardina, the.