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One thing that continues to puzzle people is the multiinflammatory syndrome where kids kind of get that certain kind of rash when theyve been exposed to covid. Can you talk about how thats manifesting itself . Sure. A couple of things. Youre right. Its called misc. The fascinating thing is were only about four weeks into learning about this disease. It first came up in the United Kingdom and italy where reports of kids with fever and rash and some got very, very sick over a short period of time. Right about four weeks after the adult peak. So what that has taught pediatricians and really taugh...

Fiance went to texas to visit the fiances family. It is his sister, who was the person who was killed when someone open fired in downtown austin. Four other people were injured, they said they dont know the other victims. Were told they were tone for the evening, wrapping up the night coming out of a donut shosho shop. She was a great person. She was a School Bus Driver for Sequoia School district. She loved her job, she loved kids, she was a super star basketball player. He says the last time he had contacted her was the thursday before she left for texas and they both said i love you. The sh...

Week was all about toasty temps. This week it will be 80s, upper 80s to near 90, and by thursday and friday upper 70s, low 80s. Thats the way to looks. Fog is there. Its going to retreat back. We know the drill. Westsouthwest 23. Vacaville west at 6. The onshore breeze is in place. 50s and 60s. A mild 64 in moffat. 58 black hawk. 56 walnut creek. Everyones close. Sierra looks like any tropical monsoon moisture stays south out of truckee and reno. Morning fog. Nice to warm. Breeze later in the day. Afternoon temps near average for some. 60s, 70s, mainly 80s. Alex, 7 01. A couple of issues. Anyt...

Eighteen William S. Hart Union High School District 2023/24 Teachers of the Year were recognized by the Governing Board Wednesday.

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