On Thursday, May 13th, the Lubbock ISD Board of Trusted unanimously voted to make face coverings not mandatory for the upcoming summer and fall semesters.
Published March 10, 2021, 3:03 PM
Vice President Leni Robredo on Wednesday, March 10, said her office was not involved in the recruitment activities being conducted by a certain unscrupulous group online.
Robredo, a constant victim of fake news, distanced herself from the so-called “Leni Warriors club” on social media.
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“Walang anumang koneksyon sa OVP ang tinatawag na ‘Leni Warriors club’ ng isang Facebook user, na diumano’y naghahanap ng mga mare-recruit at tatanggap ng maliit na halaga upang magpost ng pagsuporta kay VP Leni sa social media (The OVP has no connection with Leni Warriors club of a Facebook user, who recruits and pays a small amount of money to those who will support VP Leni on social media),” her office said in an advisory.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. It wasn t until Day 9 that Ed Donatell began to feel the impact of COVID-19.
The Broncos defensive coordinator made it through more than a week after testing positive before he began to battle what he said Thursday were heavy symptoms.
For Denver s 63-year-old coach, his experience with COVID-19 got much worse before it got better. Donatell revealed Thursday that he was hospitalized for five days before returning home with medication.
Donatell, who has not coached a game for the Broncos since Week 7, had never missed a game in his coaching career. As his battle with COVID continued, the longtime defensive coach quickly missed half of Denver s season.