Wellesley Alpine Ski Team races to the finish
Danna Greenberg and Patti Bishop
While the Wellesley alpine ski team had a late start this year not getting on snow until Dec. 14, they got up to speed fast and made good use of the heavy snowfall. With over 75 ski team members across varsity and junior varsity, the team practiced regularly at Blue Hills and took advantage of the Wednesday remote days to practice at Wachusett Mountain.
“The added bonus of the donuts, Waffle House, and Taco Truck made Wachusett practice days very popular,” said coach Cory Tusler.
“With this large group of racers and COVID-19 restrictions, I was fortunate to have coach Julianna Tusler and coach Kristine Lotoski working with me who were critical to managing dryland training and keeping the team moving,” Tusler added.
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As communities are opening up to visitors, there s no better time to check out what s new in Grand County. From new lodging options and restaurants to a shaggy new four-legged friend who s taking up residence at local ranch, there is plenty of explore in Grand County.
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By City News Service
Feb 27, 2021
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Officials today released the name of a 19-year-old man who was killed in a shooting near a taco stand in downtown Los Angeles.
The shooting victim was identified as Reginald James of Palmdale, according to the Los Angeles County coroner s office.
Officers responded to the 400 block of West Eighth Street, near Hill Street, at about 12:30 a.m. Friday and found James down on a sidewalk with at least one gunshot wound, according to Lt. Ryan Rabbett of the Los Angeles Police Department.
The officers began performing CPR on him, but he eventually succumbed to his injuries.
Conroe family files $100 million lawsuit after son s death during winter storm
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Eleven-year-old Cristian Pineda was found dead Tuesday after a freezing night without power in his Conroe mobile home.Maria Pineta / Tony Buzbee
Eleven-year-old Cristian Pineda was found dead on Feb. 16, after a night spent without power in his family s freezing Conroe mobile home. Houston attorney Tony Buzbee is now filing a $100 million lawsuit against ERCOT and Entergy on behalf of Pineda s family.
According to Pineda s aunt, Jaliza Yera, the young boy had no underlying health conditions. She believes the brutal cold he experienced during the power outage was to blame for his death.
13-year-old arrested after taco truck owner killed in Modesto shooting, police say Share Updated: 5:15 PM PST Feb 17, 2021 Share Updated: 5:15 PM PST Feb 17, 2021
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Show Transcript WEAPONS AND DRUG CHARGES. IN MODESTO, A FOOD TRUCK OWNER WAS SHOT AND KILLED THEM POLI SAY THE SUSPECTED KILLER IS A 13-YEAR-OLD BOY. GULSTAN: INVESTIGATORS SAY THE SHOOTING WAS AROUND 8:00 LAST NIGHT ON MONTEREY AVENUE NEAR THRASHER AVENUE. KCRA3’S KAY RECEDE SHARES WHAT LONGTIME CUSTOMERS TURNED FRIENDS HAVE TO SAY. WITNESSES ARE ENCOURAGED TO KAY: AS THE OWNER OF A TACO TRUCK THAT SAT HERE ON MONO WAY AVEN MONTEREY AVENUE, HE EARNED A LIVING AND FORGED FRIENDSHIPS. IT HURT MY HEART BECAUSE I ALWAYS COME HERE, I ALWAYS TALK TO HIM. KA THE LONGTIME CUSTOMERS SAID THE NEWS OF HIS MURDER IS HEARTBREAKING. HE IS JUST A HARD-WORKING MAN. HE SHOULD NOT HAVE DIED BECAU OF THAT, BECAUSE OF A LITTLE KID. KA SHARON BEYERS AS AROUND 8:30 LAST NIGHT POLICE O