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“You don’t have to be a cop a firefighter or a superhero to save innocent lives. You just need to call 911 when you see someone armed and dangerous,” Santa Clara County's district attorney said.
A dessert-themed challenge inspired by MasterChef champions Posted May 2, 2021 After the combination of a week off and what turned out to be a non-elimination challenge in the last episode left us in final five purgatory, I have a feeling we may see the first double elimination of the season tonight. Beyond that prediction, a few themes that will be interesting to keep an eye on are whether or not Andrew can extend his impressive winning streak, if Christopher can continue to fly close to the sun without getting burned, and if Thea can finally secure her elusive first individual win ...
By J. Dennis Robinson It’s enough to make anyone believe in miracles. On Jan. 30, 1981, a $10.5 million FB-111A jet bomber plummeted directly toward the most densely populated section of Portsmouth. Roughly 2,500 people lived in the low-rent apartment complex then known as Sea Crest and Mariner’s Village. A spray of jet fuel set buildings on fire as the pilotless plane ripped into the earth. But 40 years later, what might have been the world’s worst aviation disaster is scarcely a footnote in local history. "There was a cascading liquid fire burning across the tops of the buildings...
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Campbell’s Ainsley is county’s first police therapy dog [Mercury News] Jan. 2—The Campbell Police Department got an early Christmas present in the form of Ainsley, an 8-week-old Bernedoodle who joined the department as the first therapy dog of its K9 program. Ainsley, named after an historic Campbell family, is also the first therapy dog working for a law enforcement agency in Santa Clara County. She is partnered with records specialist Melissa Acosta, and they both began training upon Ainsley’s arrival Dec. 10. According to Campbell police, therapy dogs are meticulously trained to he...