Fairfield PAL Teen Center will be hosting the December edition of the “Hot Ones – Career Question Challenge” on Thursday and will be interviewing Code Enforcement Supervisor Elizabeth Dalby.
into public service that do 20, 30 years. what are you thinking? i launched my campaign yesterday. i think i want to run for the state senate and win that office. and at every point in my career it s always about how can i most effectively fight for my community. right now i think that s in the state senate in sacramento. tomorrow after this senate race is over we ll decide then. well, sandra, whether you like it or not, you re a national figure. people in the political arena know who you are and they admire your strength and what you ve done. thank you. so since you won t answer the career question i m going to answer it for you here tonight on the ed show. what i think you could do, you can go to sacramento, work on a state level, you can make a difference, and someday there s going to be that u.s. senate seat calling because barbara boxer and dianne feinstein, nobody s around forever. you d be perfect for california.
by 2002. former athletic director tim curly and former head of finance business at the school gary schultz, both of them are charged with failing to report sexual abuse to authorities and with lying to a grand jury in what appears to be some type of alleged cover-up. now we have some of the testimony from mike mcqueary during questioning by the prosecutor he said, and i quote, there s no question in my mind that i conveyed to them, meaning curly as well as gary schultz, that i saw jerry sandusky with a boy in the showers and it was a severe sexual act going on and it was wrong and over the line. again, both schultz and curly maintain that mack career question mcqueary never described any type of sexual act. he described what they termed as horseplay. there was never any indication a crime took place. also testified to today that mcqueary spoke with joe paterno in his conversations with paterno he attempted to sort of downplay what he saw, not using any specific