“Yeet,” and we have your All Rise recap below. On tonight’s All Rise season 2 episode 17
as per the CBS synopsis,
“The murder trials against Alexander Moore (Zayne Emory) and Jack Allen (Derek Luh) begin, and the pressure mounts when Lola agrees to allow media into the courtroom to support her re-election campaign.
Also, Mark and Amy commit to their relationship, even though they’re on opposite sides of the trial, and Luke looks for a way to win Emily back.
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Two of Bethel Park’s largest races were seemingly the easiest.
Bethel Park District Judge Ron Arnoni will be keeping his seat, as he ran unopposed in the primary on both the Republican and Democratic tickets.
Incumbent Republican Mayor Jack Allen ran uncontested in the primary. In November, he will face a Democratic write-in candidate – 738 write-in votes were cast for the Democratic nomination.
Just 10 write-in votes are needed to get on the ballot in November, according to county election officials.
Those who receive enough write-in votes to run in the general election must accept the party’s nomination and be qualified to run before their names are placed on the ballot.
- May 18, 2021, 12:47 PM
During an NBAA News Hour session on May 14, experts summarized the status of problems caused by military GPS jamming tests. This type of testing continues to grow and is causing GPS reception outages for all types of flight operations, and there is no plan by the military to reduce GPS jamming training operations.
“We’ve seen the number of GPS interference events have nearly quadrupled in the past decade,” said NBAA director of air traffic services and infrastructure Heidi Williams. “The number of locations across the National Airspace System [NAS] where those jamming events occur has doubled in the last two to three years. So we’re seeing a proliferation of events and locations.” She added that it’s likely the impact of this GPS jamming testing is growing. “It’s fair to say that the events are often a safety concern for operators in the NAS and are profound when they do have an impact.”