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Saturday, December 12, 2020 At God’s call on the evening of Dec. 9, 2020, Angela’s tour of spreading joy, love and kindness on earth abruptly ended. It is not ours to understand why but to be thankful for the time we had. Angela Phyllis Moseley (nee Cimini) was born in Providence, R.I., on April 26, 1944. All of her grandparents had emigrated to the U.S. from Italy. She was the sixth of seven children and the last daughter. In her early teen years, her mother became ill and Angela quit school to take care of her. Shortly after her mother’s death, Angela and a friend took a bus to Los Angel...

Abraham Lincoln, once a hero, is now a bad guy in some S.F. education circles FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Alex Thompson walks with his daughter to Abraham Lincoln High School to receive a meal for students and siblings last week. Lincoln High School, which remains closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, is subject to a name change under a proposal by a city committee.Yalonda M. James / The Chronicle 2020Show MoreShow Less 2of3 A statue of Abraham Lincoln stands at the entrance of Lincoln High School. The base of the statue reads: “Gift to the Memorial Museum from M.H. de Young.”Yalonda ...

Superstar teachers put heroic time and effort into distance learning Dec. 14, 2020 at 6:00 am “I can’t wait to get back on Zoom!” — is a sentence few parents ever expected their child to say, but through hours of extra work, outside-of-the-box lesson planning, and personal sacrifice, teachers at SMMUSD have magically conjured this impossible utterance. From teaching about animal life cycles while living on a farm, to live cooking demos, and bedtime story read alouds, teachers across the District have gone above and beyond to engage students through distance learning. “I was brainsto...

They didn't know what to do. first responders were just getting to the scene. a lot ended up at webster elementary. this is where they went. >> this morning they ended up at 30th street amtrak train station in philadelphia. it's a safe zone and they are processing what happened. it's an emotional night for many of them. they wanted to gather their thoughts and we're there to provide support and we're there to let them know we'll be there every step of the way. >> is there any one story or one account or maybe one family who saw each other for the first time that struck with you in this horrifi...