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Riverton Medical District shared updates at community meeting Monday

Teen seen leaving a Perth GP surgery with golden gun escapes jail

Teen seen leaving a Perth GP surgery with golden gun escapes jail
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What UC says about getting off massive college waitlists - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Print Anika Madan, a senior at Sunny Hills High in Fullerton, had a loaded school resume when she applied to six University of California campuses for admission this fall: a 4.6 GPA, 11 college-level courses, student leadership positions and community service building robotic hands for people with disabilities. She was accepted to UC campuses at Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara but wait-listed at Berkeley, Davis and San Diego. Once again she is on edge along with tens of thousands of others as yet another nail-biting phase of a record-breaking UC admission season begins this week. Campuses are diving into their massive waitlists, selecting students to fill the seats of those who turned down UC offers by the May 1 college decision day. For the waitlisted, this next round is sparking more anxiety, frustration and even defiance as they try to decide whether to hold out for an offer from a favored campus or just move on.

What UC says about getting off massive college waitlists

Tens of thousands of UC applicants are wait-listed this year amid record applications, and admission directors say forecasting chances of being selected is as uncertain as ever.

Potato Festival called off for second straight year

Article content The Portage Potato Festival Committee has decided to put an end to this year’s festival in light of the uncertainty surrounding lockdowns and the COVID-19 pandemic. “This was not an easy decision for us to make but due to public Health orders changing all the time and the uncertainty of the virus, we can not proceed with this year’s festival,” said Festival Co-chair, Cindy McDonald. “Everything is changing daily and we have no idea what August is going to look like so we kind of decided back in January, but we were just holding off to see what it was going to look like. Unfortunately, yeah, two years in a row which isn’t fun.”

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