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SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Indoor church regulations open up at 100% capacity today while attendance for Padres games is expected to expand this week on April 23. After a year of record low wedding rates, the state has released new wedding and private event guidelines. KUSI Contributor and 760 Radio Host Mark Larson joined KUSI’s Jason Austell on Good Morning San Diego for a discussion on the latest in state and local regulations.

Posted By Kali Cozyris on Thu, Apr 15, 2021 at 10:37 AM click to enlarge Godwits at the Arcata Marsh. Get your godwits about you, birders — the 2021 Godwit Days Spring Migration Bird Festival is here! The annual event is presented virtually this year via Zoom and runs April 16 through 18 with live-streamed sessions, pre-recorded lectures and more. Sess...

click to flip through (5) Photo by Mark Larson Great egrets occasional go after prey on land; in this case, it had stalked and killed a vole. My first introduction to bird watching on Humboldt Bay came on a guided April walk years ago offered by the Godwit Days Spring Migration Bird Festival. We paused at a viewpoint at the Arcata Marsh & Wildlife Sanctuary and, to my amazement, looked out at tens of thousands of migratory shorebird...

Feb 27, 2021 GWINN, MI – Elizabeth M. “Liz” Zenti, 77, of Gwinn, passed away Wednesday morning, February 17, 2021 at Trillium Houseafter a short illness in the presence of her loving family and under the care of Lake Superior Life Care and Hospice. Liz was born on April 17, 1943 in Escanaba, Michigan, the daughter of the late Walter and Marion (Miller) Olson. She was a 1961 graduate of Escanaba Holy Name High School and graduated from Northern Michigan University in 1965 with a degree ...

Group works to reduce chronic absenteeism exacerbated by pandemic in Grand Rapids-area schools Updated Feb 23, 2021; Posted Feb 22, 2021 Kent County schools are seeing a rise in chronic absenteeism as school leaders and social workers continue to track down students amid the coronavirus pandemic. (MLive file photo) Facebook Share KENT COUNTY, MI – Kathleen Feeney believes education lays the foundation for the rest of a child’s life. That’s why the Michigan 17th Circuit Court judge has ...

Districts on the hunt for 3,000 missing students Schools seek to reconnect with families following enrollment losses All districts – Where did they all go?  That’s what educators across Kent County and statewide have been trying to find out since learning of a dramatic drop in K-12 enrollment this fall – by some 53,000 students across Michigan and 3,000 in Kent ISD public schools.  Local districts large and small have taken hits to their student counts – and their budgets – as pande...

GREAT BEND TRIBUNE Pawnee County trio arrested on drug charges LARNED — Three Larned residents were arrested and charged with methamphetamine and marijuana possession with the intent to distribute within 1,000 feet of school property earlier this month. Mark Larson, 53, Tammy Lee Smith, 52 and Trapper Larson, 20, were arrested following the execution of a search warrant at a Larned residence on the evening of Jan. 23. All three appeared in custody via Zoom before Magistrate Ju...

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SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – President Donald Trump will offer rare, kind words to his successor in a “farewell address” Tuesday as he spends his final full day in office preparing to issue a flurry of pardons in a near-deserted White House, surrounded by an extraordinary security presence outside. That’s according to excerpts released by the White House. Trump will say...

From communication to flexibility, superintendents across the state discuss how their districts safely reopened. by Jan. 14 10:04 a.m. Paraeducators Jerilie Biery, left, and Nadia Ulyanchuk, right, administer required health check-ins with students before school starts at Chief Moses Middle School on Jan. 11, 2020. (Dorothy Edwards/Crosscut) As school districts across the state scramble to transition their classrooms safely from the online world back to the real world, they may benefit from th...