Arnette tells Class of 2021 to be kind to others and go be great
Boonville Daily News
As the Boonville Class of 2021 left the Windsor gymnasium one by one for the final time Sunday during commencement, keynote speaker Abby Arnette emphasized over and over to the 118 graduates to be kind to others and be kind to themselves.
“I am so completely honored to have been chosen this year as your graduation speaker,” Arnette said. “I can’t help but feel that maybe this is a little bit of pay back for all of the presentations, class projects and speeches that I required a majority of you to do in sixth grade as well as your sophomore and junior year at BHS, so congratulation to the Class of 2020-21 you indeed got the last one in on me. But then again I am the one up here talking to all of you so maybe this one is my last chance to get the last one in as the host of the class of 2020-21 official roast. I’m just kidding.”
Women Who Have Succeeded In the Casino World
April 15, 2021
Gambling as аn entertainment goes far back in history but what is little known is that women have not been allowed to step in the gambling salons for a long time. Until the 1960s, women could not gamble legally. Over time and with the fight of women for equal rights on all fronts, this also changed and women were allowed to gamble just like men.
After being allowed to enter casinos, many women have climbed to the top of the gambling ladder and many have won some of the most prestigious gambling tournaments in the world. Some of them represented revolutionaries who pushed the boundaries against gender discrimination by allowing future generations of women to equalize the gender division in the casino industry. Nowadays, many women are the stars of online poker for which there are numerous casinos rated by the country (check out here), payment systems, bonuses they offer, etc.
December 16, 2020REGION In a year of great need with a lot of logistical challenges, the Greater Lakes Region Children s Auction went off without a hitch and brought in more than $430,000 for kids across the Lakes Region with a lot of volunteer efforts.
The 39th Annual Children s Auction started on Dec. 9, and ended on Dec. 11 with the announcement that $430,907 had been raised for charities around the region that help out kids and families.
Because of the pandemic, the auction looked a lot different this year. Everything was broadcast virtually with people in different locations. Members of the community also contributed their own videos. A system set up to process donations and provide contactless distribution of items.
has been hiding out in the woods illuding authorities for more than a month opened fire on officers. eric rasmussen has the story. reporter: i just walked out of a briefing a little more than an hour ago. at this hour, investigators don t know if he was tracking officers. they say he fired first. aaron vasler had the same kind of assault fire weapon when he started shooting at three members of the special unit from the alameda police department. as the team was performing their task they came under fire. from a suspect they could identify was vascler. reporter: tom almond said the 35-year-old vascler used a military tactic, flanking the officers. briefly disappears and reappearing on the other side of the officers. the investigation is very clear. that there were three acts of attempted murder that -p had today on three peace officer that happened today, on three peace officers. reporter: this whole community of fort bragg has been frustrated during the 34 man hun
started shooting at three members of the special unit from the alameda police department. as the team was performing their task they came under fire. from a suspect they could identify was vascler. reporter: tom almond said the 35-year-old vascler used a military tactic, flanking the officers. briefly disappears and reappearing on the other side of the officers. the investigation is very clear. that there were three acts of attempted murder that -p had today on three peace officer that happened today, on three peace officers. reporter: this whole community of fort bragg has been frustrated during the 34 man hunt after authorities say shot and killed two people including jerry mela. they don t believe vas her has been getting help from the outside the sheriff made this request to his family. if they want him to surrender safely, if they want him to have his day in court. i am just a phone call away. reporter: and the sheriff s office actually put out a reverse 91