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BKFC 19 results, LIVE stream fight coverage for ‘VanZant vs Ostovich 2’ Jul 24, 2021, 12:04am EDT If you buy something from an SB Nation link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Share this story Photo by Alex Menendez/Getty Images Paige VanZant will return to the bareknuckle arena later TONIGHT (Fri., July 23, 2021) in an attempt to earn her first win under the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) banner when she takes on Rachael Ostovich in the five-round main event of BKFC 19 at Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, Florida. Paige VanZant, collide with fellow Octagon export (and former opponent) Rachael Ostovich in the main event of BKFC 19, which takes place Fri., July 23, 2021, at Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, Fla., beginning at 8 p.m. ET on FITE.tv pay-per-view (PPV). Who will come out on top this time? Stream all the must-see action and enjoy an intense fight card that will surely put you at the edge of your seat.
Community college wipes graduating students' debt as graduation gift and last updated 2021-05-24 19:51:14-04 Alexander Walker-Griffin is finishing his last days at Contra Costa College, a community college in Northern California. Only one thing was standing in his way: student debt. Then he got an email. âTo be quite honest with you, I was a little confused and a little bit concerned. I was like, is this a scam?â said Walker-Griffin. It wasnât a scam, and he wasnât the only student who got the email. More than 60 students received an email from the collegeâs foundation saying their debt had been cleared.
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SF Bar and Gym Owners Get Psyched For 'Yellow' Tier Reopenings This Week Things aren't going to look radically different in San Francisco after the city enters the "Yellow" tier this week for the first time since October. But some businesses are going to be popping back open that have been closed for over a year. As reported earlier, the move into "Yellow" territory on Tuesday will mean that SF health officials will lift the next set of restrictions on Friday, May 7. The changes include allowing bars to open indoors without food at 25% capacity, and gyms and fitness studios can raise their capacity limits to 50%. All of this means more of a reason for places to reopen that have been on pause since the fall.
Tuesday Morning News Roundup FacebookTwitterEmail The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors is poised to approve the second tranche of Measure A funding on Tuesday -- $350 million for the construction of affordable housing. In 2016, more than two-thirds of county voters approved Measure A -- a $950 million housing bond with the goal to create 120 new affordable housing developments over the next decade. So far, county supervisors have allocated upward of $533 million for 34 housing developments totaling 2,969 new apartments and 618 renovated units. Of those 34 projects, four have been completed; 217 of the 2,969 new apartments will be occupied this spring and summer; and 332 of the 618 refurbished units are occupied as well.
Finalists Named For President Of Contra Costa College Bay City News Service FacebookTwitterEmail Three finalists were announced Monday for president of Contra Costa College in San Pablo. The finalists are Tina Vasconcellos, Tia Robinson-Cooper and Damon Bell, according to a press release from the Contra Costa Community College District. Vasconcellos is vice president of student services and accreditation liaison officer at College of Alameda. She has served as dean of academic and student affairs at Laney College and Merritt College. Robinson-Cooper is provost and vice-president of academic affairs and chief academic officer at Inver Hills Community College, a campus of Minnesota State Colleges and Universities. She has served as the vice-president of academic affairs at East Central College, dean of teaching and learning at Rock Valley College, as associate dean and dean of instruction at Olive-Harvey College and as dean of academic affairs at Northwestern College.
Bar owner Damon Bell said he is ready to welcome people back indoors at 25% capacity. “It's 12 people inside out of the cold. Twelve people sticking around past six or seven o'clock,” he said. At Blooms Saloon, they can have people inside because they are partnering with other restaurants and serving food. But workers say they are ready to return to being a bar. “We have to go get the food and ring it up and now we can just serve inside, which is what our customers want anyway,” said Barbara Jo Tice, a bartender with Blooms Saloon. While you won't be able to actually sit at the bar, medical experts say it's safe to take a seat inside.
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