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[off mic] i didnt even know i was going to be speaking today but i want to say thank you all for coming to stag and manor. Its such an honor to serve this community which is my community, the community ive lived in for many years now. Its been such an honor to have the shop open for a year this saturday with incredible customers coming through every day with so many wonderful things being a part of it all. And i hope we are all just sharing these experiences with all our friends and neighbors to get more people out, because now is the time to really support Small Business. Im so happy, andrea ...

Good morning, sfgov tv. If you can cue us up. [gavel] good morning. And welcome to the San Francisco county Transportation Authority meeting for today, tuesday, december 10th, 2019. Our clerk is mr. Alberto quintanilla. If us please call the roll. Commissioner brown . Brown absent. Commission fewer . Present. Commissioner haney . Present. Commissioner ronen . Ronen absent. Commissioner safai . Safai absent. Commissioner walton . Present. Commissioner yee . Present. Yee present. We have quorum. Thank you, mr. Quintanilla. Could you please call the next item. Clerk item number. Citizens advisory...

From a college freshman uncertain about her career, to the editor-in-chief at the Argonaut, and now editor in chief at the Idaho Capital Sun, Christian Lords reflected her time working as a reporter for the Argonaut and becoming editor in chief shaped the kind of journalist she is today.  Lords…

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The virtual ceremony was streamed live at wnmu.edu and on the university’s Facebook page. Opening the ceremony, WNMU President Joseph Shepard said to participants, “I salute you for your dedication to your courses and your perseverance.” He went on to honor members participants who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces and acknowledge the families who supported graduates along their educational journeys. “I’d like to recognize those who are the first in their families to receive a college degree. About 1 in 2 of our students are first generation college graduates,” Shepard said....