West Sacramento families set to find out next week when kids will return to class
WUSD tells families in COVID update: superintendent and staff will work to identify a specific reopening date by March 5 Share Updated: 8:08 PM PST Feb 27, 2021
West Sacramento families set to find out next week when kids will return to class
WUSD tells families in COVID update: superintendent and staff will work to identify a specific reopening date by March 5 Share Updated: 8:08 PM PST Feb 27, 2021
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Show Transcript WEST SACRAMENTO PARENTS AND STUDENTS, TAKING THEIR MESSAGE TO THE STREETS. THE RESEARCH DEMONSTRATES THAT IT’S SAFE TO REOPEN. AFTER HOURS AND HOURS OF LISTENING TO AND PARTICIPATING IN SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS, WASHINGTON UNIFIED, INCLUDING ONE THAT LASTED OVER EIGHT HOURS THIS WEEK, THEY ARE SOUNDING OFF IN A DIFFERENT FORUM. HAVE BEEN WAITING, PLANNING AND TALKING ABOUT IT. IT’S TIME TO ACT. AS PARENTS, WE ARE USING OUR VOI
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DRIVING THE DAY
ORLANDO, Fla. Friday was the warm-up act at TPAC (get it?), where 2024 GOP hopefuls like
SI Media Podcast, during a conversation about Jim Nantz’s current negotiations with CBS,
The Ringer’s Bryan Curtis made the point that viewers don’t watch sports just because of the announcers.
Fans are going to watch NFL games, the NCAA Tournament, the NBA playoffs, etc., no matter who is calling the action. This is true for the NFL draft as well.
So with ESPN needing a host for this year’s draft after parting ways with Trey Wingo, the network reportedly has turned to Mike Greenberg.
You’d think the network would want to use someone who has a connection to the NFL or college football, but that isn’t nearly as important as the opportunity for cross-promotion Greenberg provides.
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. Every NBA fan knows former Timberwolves star Kevin Garnett was a legendary trash-talker. However, there was a time when that trash talk came back to burn him.
Appearing on Wednesday’s
Jimmy Kimmel Live! Garnett revealed that when he was 19 years old, his teammate J.R. Rider got off to a hot start during a game against the Bulls and that got Garnett chirping at Michael Jordan. Garnett says he’s paid for it ever since.
“I was playing great, probably the best I ever played in my life at this point, and it’s against the Bulls and J.R. Rider is having an unbelievable game, too, and I’m feeling 19,” Garnett explained to Kimmel. “I’m like, ‘Yeah, keep going, you’re killing him. Woo!’ In the short form of it, I woke up a sleeping dog. … It just turned bad, Jimmy, it turned really bad. And it turned bad quick.”