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Posted on July 1, 2021 | 4:25 p.m. Source: Helen Tucker David Tucker passed away on June 13 after a four-month battle with cancer. Born in Rockford, Illinois, he moved to California with his family when he was a teenager. He spent several years in Santa Barbara where his family settled, and he graduated from UCSB. David met Helen Espitallier, they married and eventually moved to the Sacramento area, finally settling in Cameron Park, where David could be near his beloved Sierras. There they raised two daughters, Whitney Tucker and Dana Tucker. David was a unique personality and did things his way. He was a bit of an outsider and didn t care much about conforming. It was that authenticity that endeared him to others. ....
School districts are taking a cautious approach over a return to in-person instruction, as COVID-19 metrics worsen statewide. While many students now have a better handle on remote instruction, that doesn t mean it s been an easy transition. We know kids do best in in-person school environments. The research is really clear on that. And there are a lot of parents who want their kids to go back to school, but can t, said Whitney Tucker, the Policy Director for the advocacy group NC Child. Tucker acknowledged the difficult position many school boards are in, as they balance safety concerns presented by the virus and the importance of learning and socialization growth. She believes districts need to assess their community s respective metrics and ability to handle students and staff in the classroom. ....
In recent decades, women not only advanced their stature in the workplace but they enabled American businesses to be more profitable, according to several studies. But now there s concern that the pandemic is damaging that stature so badly it will take many years for women in business to regain their foothold. For example, men are more likely to have jobs that allow them to work from home than women. And many of the jobs in industries dominated by women are service jobs that require in-person work. Those are also the industries that have been hardest hit during the pandemic. There are many more women in the service sector of our economy. And traditionally the service sector has been sort of overlooked and left behind, Sarah DeBerardinis said. ....