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Is Matthew Stafford worth the 49ers’ first round draft pick?
That and more in today’s Niners Nate-tion Podcast
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I once had an economics professor who claimed that everything in life could be explained by economics. I’m still not totally on board with that idea, but the current quarterback situation can certainly be understood in terms of simple supply and demand. Niner Nate Nelson and Leo Luna attempted to that in today’s Niners Nate-tion podcast.
Adam Schefter recently tweeted about the amount of QBs that could be on the move this offseason. You could make the argument that more than half the league could change their signal-caller in 2021. Given such a robust supply of both buyers and sellers, how much should the 49ers extend themselves to acquire any one player - especially when you factor in the rookies from the Draft? Is going all-out for a guy like Stafford still worth it with so many other options available?
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Coronavirus, workplace accident top stories of 2020 on TurlockJournal.com
As was expected, news of the spreading coronavirus and its impacts topped the most viewed stories on the Turlock Journal’s website for 2020. Here are the rankings of the top five most viewed stories of the year:
1. “Coronavirus and drinking water” (published March 13): The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has been affecting the nation more and more each day. With panic over hand sanitizer and toilet paper, the City of Turlock wants to assure residents that your drinking water has not been affected by the virus and is still safe to consume.
2. “Accident claims life of Foster Farms worker” (published April 29): A Turlock man was killed in an industrial accident Monday night at the Foster Farms facility in Turlock after repeatedly falling asleep on the production line, according to officials. The deceased was identified by the Stanislaus County Coroner s Office as Luis Sa
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Council should revisit garbage can visibility
Now that we have a new Ceres City Council perhaps it will reverse the policy recently set that allows residents to keep their garbage cans in public view seven days a week.
As you may remember, the city had a law on the books that said you had to hide away your cans unless it was during the hours you could set them out for collection. In November 2019, three members of the old council changed that, saying they had no problems with cans being stored next to a house or garage. Those three – Chris Vierra, Bret Durossette and Mike Kline – are gone now. If Couper Condit is anything like his brother, he would vote to change back. Linda Ryno didn’t believe in letting cans be viewed from the street either. It remains to be seen how Bret Silveira and Mayor Javier Lopez would vote on the topic if it’s revisited.
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