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Tom and Carla Cuthbertson who set up a charity in memory of their son have been made MBEs
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BY Governor s Office | December 19, 2020
Courtesy/ Governor s Office. Gov. Ricketts (podium) gives remarks during this morning’s coronavirus briefing.
LINCOLN – This morning, Governor Pete Ricketts held a press briefing at the State Capitol to provide an update on the State’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. The Governor reported that coronavirus-related hospitalizations continue to decrease in Nebraska. They are down to 602 from a high of 987 on November 20, 2020. Nebraska remains in the “yellow” phase of its pandemic response plan.
In light of the physical, mental, and spiritual toll of the coronavirus pandemic, the Governor proclaimed Sunday, December 20
th as a Statewide Day of Prayer. He encouraged Nebraskans to pray, according to their faith, for relief from the pandemic and for strength to endure it. Gov. Ricketts also asked Nebraskans t
SCV Water Votes To Approve Dedication Of Central Park In Honor Of Saugus Shooting Victims
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency (SCV Water) board approved the addition of the names of Saugus shooting victims to the signage of Central Park on Tuesday, marking the end of a months-long campaign on the part of the children’s parents.
The decision, passed with a 9-3 vote, comes as a relief for the families of Gracie Muehlberger and Dominic Blackwell, two Saugus High School students killed in the November 2019 Saugus Shooting.
“We were definitely emotional, excited, elated last night,” said Bryan Muehlberger, Gracie’s father in an interview with KHTS on Wednesday. “A number of the board members had great comments, though some had reservations… we’ll be working with the City on the final rendition of the sign now that it’s been approved.”