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With just 20 overs at their disposal, the teenagers were quick to bowl fast and hit big. Sparks openers Toby Weston and Coast product Ashton Muir were among the most exciting with the bat as they took on Flares. Sparks player Toby Weston walks off after being caught by Flares player Callum Galvin at the Queensland under 16 boys cricket championships, Caloundra Cricket Club. Picture: Tom Threadingham Weston belted four boundaries and one six as he charged to a top score of 42 from 49 balls. Sparks coach Kieran Daymon was pleased with Weston s efforts, especially coming off the back of a duck on the opening day of the competition.
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Menahga School asks state to reevaluate masking rules
Menahga Superintendent Kevin Wellen shared his ongoing lobbying efforts against some of the Minnesota Department of Education’s COVID-19 regulations. 11:14 am, Jan. 29, 2021 ×
Menahga Superintendent Kevin Wellen shared his ongoing lobbying efforts against some of the Minnesota Department of Education’s COVID-19 regulations, which he said are more suited to Metro schools than small, rural ones. He spoke at the Jan. 19 school board meeting.
His efforts, along with other superintendents, “were successful in getting the requirement for employees to wear both a mask and a shield set aside,” Wellen wrote in his board report.