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Admitting the problem is a first step toward culling school violence in Forsyth County

Answers hard to come by as those in authority refuse to acknowledge even the obvious following a school shooting on campus at Mount Tabor. ....

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Amid push for electric vehicles, former Bonneville engineer recalls building models in 1970s

Amid push for electric vehicles, former Bonneville engineer recalls building models in 1970s
Published: February 21, 2021, 6:02am
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Jack Nugent wrote a booklet called Build Your Own Electric Car. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
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General Motors declared that it will stop making gas-powered cars, trucks and SUVs by 2035, the same year that California will require all vehicles sold in that state to have zero emissions. Some Washington legislators are pushing to make the shift here even sooner, in 2030, in hopes of averting a climate catastrophe.
This isn’t the first time a shiny electric-car future seemed within reach.
Just ask Jack Nugent. In 1973, he built an electric car in his garage by retrofitting a 1960 Renault with 10 golf cart batteries. They filled the back seat and the trunk, located at the front on that model. ....

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Outfall Serenader Bob White: what makes Manhattan special

Bob White continues to play and sing Dixieland music at 93. Photo by Kevin
Bob White (center, on trumpet) rehearsing last week with the Hyperion Outfall Serenaders for an upcoming gig. Joining him are Louie Pastor on drums, Richard Tucker on trumpet, Ed Weiss on trombone, Jim Jones on Banjo and John Norton on Tuba. Photo

Editor’s note:
The City Council last month recognized 93-year-old Bob White, the founder of the Hyperion Outfall Serenaders, the official band of Manhattan Beach. Following are the remarks made on that occasion by Councilperson Steve Napolitano, a longtime friend of the White family.]

by Steve Napolitano ....

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