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(BCN) — San Jose is preparing to pay half a million dollars to San Jose Spotlight and the First Amendment Coalition, two organizations that prevailed in a public records lawsuit over the city. The San Jose City Council on Nov. 28 will consider a $500,000 payout to the organizations to cover attorneys’ fees and costs […]
A crowd of roughly 100-150 people lined the walkways at Detroit Lakes' Veterans Memorial Park on Monday, May 31, as members of local veterans' groups gathered to observe Memorial Day.
Taking the kids: Tips for the first time RVers this fall By Eileen Ogintz, Tribune Content Agency © Dreamstime/TNS ogintz-rv-vacation-20200910. Rebecca Dunavant has never been a big camping fan, but that was before COVID-19. The Denver mom of three active boys aged 12, 8, and 5 and her husband, Chad, figured there was no better time to embark on an epic road trip — nine weeks and 10,000 miles in a gargantuan 30-foot RV they bought to explore the country and visit family — from Denver to Seattle to Ohio and Maine, working remotely. Certainly, Dunavant says to those consi...
Crossroads High School hosted its winter graduation ceremony to recognize students and present diplomas at the Lea Ledger Auditorium at Copperas Cove High School on Jan. 21. Crossroads conducted a rolling graduation ceremony in accordance with the COVID-19 requirements, in which only graduating students accompanied by a small contingent of family and friends could enter the auditorium when a student received their diploma. At least 28 of the 32 students graduating walked the stage to be recognized and receive their diploma. Crossroads High School Principal Patrick Crawley said the graduation ...