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Thursday, october 13, 2022. To enable public paiks, sfgov tv is broadcasting this hearing live and well receive Public Comment for each item on the agenda. Comments or opportunities to speak during the Public Comment is available by calling 4156550001 and entering access code 24811612186 and taking Public Comment from those in city hall and open the access line. Speak clearly and slowly and if you care to state your name for the record, each speaker will be allowed up to three minutes and when you have 30 seconds remaining, youll hear a chime indicating your time is almost up. Ill announce you...

Noted able to give you more specifically recommendations on a plan that is its a draft. speaking foreign language. we noticed that the document is very general and we respectively request more detailed information on how the plan is going to be implemented if thats not possible if theres another document or it could be created that has more detail. speaking foreign language. we would respectfully ask you to consider the following in ease to understand language how funding is looked like for District Central services. How does do level of funding for school sites get determined whats the propor...

Organizations. speaking foreign language. we would like to clarify were doing tonight is giving you a draft of our recommendations because we are noted able to give you more specifically recommendations on a plan that is its a draft. speaking foreign language. we noticed that the document is very general and we respectively request more detailed information on how the plan is going to be implemented if thats not possible if theres another document or it could be created that has more detail. speaking foreign language. we would respectfully ask you to consider the following in ease to understan...

When the Taliban took over, Zhina Shirzad left Afghanistan and couldn’t look back.

Over the past several years, Steph Link, Ho’omana Nathan Horton and Michael Amory from OSU's Department of English have worked with the Afghan Resettlement Program within the English Language and