About 10,000. Here you can see one robber take the entire Cash Register with about 1,000 inside. After only about a minute in the store, they take off the back to back visits by Oakland Police rattled store employees but were welcomed by a resident across the street. We need the police. Oakland can be a tough town and theyre doing their job and good. Im glad theyre here. So Oakland Police have their hands full with all this crime at the 7eleven. This comes as many 7eleven Stores Across the east bay continue to be robbed in similar fashion. Live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox two news. All right, henry, thank you for that. Oakland police are investigating a shooting at lake merritt this afternoon that left a woman in critical condition. This is video coming to us from the citizen app. You can see Police Responding to the scene at Lakeside Drive and madison street just before 1230. Oakland police say it appears the woman was not targeted but was an innocent bystander. Anyone with i
Former Preteen Miss Five Hills Romella Spitzer, a Williams/Ledger Elementary fourth grader, sits beside her sister, Samantha, as they create artwork together. It is one of the activities that help keep Samantha calm. This inspired Spitzer to apply and receive a $1,500 grant from the Fort Hood Area Thrift Shop to assist Copperas Cove ISD in creating sensory classrooms in every elementary school.
âIn addition to assisting students with their education and helping them learn life skills so that they can be independent as adults, sensory classroom equipment also helps students who are struggling with their emotions like when their parents are deployed,â Spitzer said. âIt allows them to cope and be mentally and emotionally prepared to learn in the classroom and ultimately become productive adults in society.â
Tue, 2021-05-11 08:36 david morris
Special to Leader-Press
Preteen Miss Five Hills Romella Spitzer, a Williams/Ledger Elementary fourth grader, sits beside her sister, Samantha, as they create artwork together. It is one of the activities that help keep Samantha calm. This inspired Spitzer to apply and receive a $1,500 grant from the Fort Hood Area Thrift Shop to assist Copperas Cove ISD in creating sensory classrooms in every elementary school.
“In addition to assisting students with their education and helping them learn life skills so that they can be independent as adults, sensory classroom equipment also helps students who a struggling with their emotions like when their parents are deployed,” Spitzer said. “It allows them to cope and be mentally and emotionally prepared to learn in the classroom and ultimately become productive adults in society.”