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$2.5 Billion Dollar Neighborhood Coming To Northwest Nashville | 1075 The River

An incredible new neighborhood is coming to Nashville's northwest side. It's an investment of close to 7 billion dollars. The 65 acre development will be a mixed-use area on the Cumberland. B. Edward Ewing, CEO of Ewing Properties (the developer, “Nashville was established because Cumberland River,
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Parents sue San Diego Unified for failing to provide in-person instruction

Print Three parents filed a class-action lawsuit against San Diego Unified this week alleging that the state’s second-largest school district failed to provide sufficient in-person learning and sufficient access to online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. The lawsuit references a part of Senate Bill 98, which was signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom last June, that says school districts and charter schools “shall offer in-person instruction, and may offer distance learning.” SB 98 says public...
United States San Diego Gina Smith Marc Levine Maureen Magee Cindy Marten

Teachers Union TV Ads Focusing on Safety Protocols Before Reopening Raise Ire of Parents

The spots have raised the ire of parents determined to get their kids back into classrooms. “My reaction is that it’s insidious,” said Edward Ewing of Clairemont, whose third-grade daughter hasn’t been to class in more than a year, adding, "they’re using their power to not only ignore the science behind the safety but ignore the suffering that’s been inflicted upon my daughter and thousands of others in the state." Third-grade teacher Vanessa Barrera, who’s also the president of t...
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Frustrations mount as COVID surge keeps San Diego schools closed

Print Leaders of hundreds of now-shuttered San Diego County schools say the surge in COVID-19 cases is keeping schools closed indefinitely for thousands of students. Some school leaders and parents say their frustration is growing because the worse the surge gets, the farther away a possibility of reopening seems. “Every time people make a decision like not to wear masks, every time people make decisions to congregate with people outside of their households — the result of those individual ...
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