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"And we all owe a debt of gratitude to BHPD, who has worked tirelessly this year to keep us all safe and protected."

"So, we will be looking to select a new consulting firm and we'll have a committee of various stakeholders," Chism said. "We'll have board members, community members, staff, parents, students all involved in that in that decision so we can continue to move forward."

"What we didn't know at the time was that our match was going to make or break the whole thing," Maya Goldkorn, a junior at BHHS, told the Courier.

"These young men were remarkably brave as the rough waves of the sea hit, and so did the waves of anxiety and uncertainty as to what awaited them on the shore," said Duhaut-Bedos.

Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer took the opportunity hammer home the importance of vaccinations.

Dr. Hamburg also serves as the longtime and dedicated President of Tower Cancer Research Foundation.  The Tower community came together in an overwhelming show of generosity and support, raising over $940,000 and the foundation expects to meet its $1,000,000 Gala goal in the next several

"Annenberg early on saw the visionary merit of this, not just to the mountain lions but to the whole ecosystem," Pratt told the Courier. "This $25 million gift is just another signal that will get us to the finish line."

Both Shim sisters will perform in newly choreographed numbers. Sixth-grader Elle will dance in "Les Petites Étoiles," Mozart's charming piano composition of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," a new piece choreographed by Associate Artistic Director Caprice Walker and featuring the pre-professional performance company's younger dancers, to

This year's National Merit Scholarship Program began in October 2019 when over 1.5 million juniors in about 21,000 high schools took the PSAT/NMSQT, which served as an initial screen of program entrants. 

Objection to the hiring of CWI was the topic of an impassioned plea during the meeting.