Similar quick warmup. 30s to start with. Near 40 at 8 00. And then 50 degrees at 11 00. With winds that will shift out of the northwest. Thats a cooling direction for us. Well see them shift and from the west, so a nice breeze. Even though a colder morning but with sunshine for the day. Into the 50s all around and at the shore. No sign of any fog this morning, sunshine and 50 degrees this afternoon. Ill break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly those temperatures climb in your neighborhood when im back in ten minutes but first, lets see how this severe nice weather is going to affect your traffic. Jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. Not yet, bill. Were going to watch that later on in the commute. For now, the schuylkill expressway and south side, about five minutes or so ago, we had delays on the westbound side because they were moving some of the cones from that destruction project. So showing you the delays are gone. Heading out the door trying to get to the wes
Cherry hill superintendent. Its over a history teacher who was suspended for making remarks about safety here in the wake of the School Shooting that happened earlier this month. Quite a few students have since come to his defense. Yesterday morning, some of them gathered in the School Auditorium to ask that the teacher be reinstated. Followed up with a petition of about 500 signatures and heres one of the students that organized that petition. I absolutely thought something needed to be done in support of my history teacher. Like i said, this man just meant too much for me to sit down and watch this injustice happen. Reporter students say they were threatened with suspension. And the cancellation of prom and a senior trip if they go through with a planned walkout this morning. Were also told that theres another walkout planned for midmarch. The day after the parkland shooting, the superintendent said that the concern was the primary focus of responsibility. And anyone, students, teach
City of Kyle seeks volunteers for Great Texas River Cleanup on March 6
Austin American-Statesman
Volunteers sought for River Cleanup
The city of Kyle is seeking volunteers for the 36th annual Great Texas River Cleanup from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 6.
Due to COVID-19, the city will make changes to the cleanup. To keep all volunteers safe, organizers decided to forgo a headquarters meetup to distribute breakfast tacos and supplies and opted to thank volunteers with a pizza voucher to use at their own convenience.
Volunteer groups made up of 10 or fewer can choose which area they would like to clean up upon signup areas will be rated by difficulty and instead of checking-in at a headquarters the morning of the cleanup, volunteers will meet with their designated group at their selected site.