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will be conducting witness interviews. and then afterwards we will recover the aircraft to a secure facility where we will continue our factual investigation and gathering stage. as far as witnesses are concerned. if anybody has seen anything, i think even think they see anything, please contact the ntsb at witness at ntsb dot gov. that s witness at ntsb dot gov. thank you. after we gather, our data would have been about 14 days. we will publish a preliminary report and depending on the complexities of the investigation, a final report with probable cause will be issued in about 12 to 24 months. i d like to take this time to put out a thank you to the watsonville fire department. the watsonville police department, watsonville municipal airport operations. the santa cruz sheriff s department. and the california highway patrol. everyone has provided a safe and accessible. same for us to work in and we thank you. we d also like to thank the good samaritans who came to the aid at

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Beaufort County chooses teacher of the year finalists

The Beaufort County School District has named five finalists for its 2022-23 District Teacher of the Year.

Light Marathon City Council agenda offers inspiring moments

The Marathon City Council convened on Tuesday, May 11, with a relatively light agenda, although several inspiring moments — not uncommon in small city council meetings — highlighted the evening. Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay set the tone early by recognizing and introducing a “special guest,” Canine Coral, one of the department’s drug-sniffing dogs, who entertained those on hand with some brief scurrying and sniffing throughout the audience. Later, Mayor Luis Gonzalez introduced 6-year-old Landry Sayer, a Stanley Switlick kindergartner who’d asked to address the city council with a short video, because “she was trying to make a difference,” as Gonzalez explained. What followed was a short, well-produced video on how this little “trash activist,” who walked her dog every night while also picking up trash, wanted to help clean up Marathon. After the video, Gonzalez pledged to arrange a city-wide cleanup event in the fall, based on