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The Nov. 17 event occurred on the same night that a passenger plane slid off the runway at Denver International Airport. Denver7 covered slick roads during the 10 p.m. newscast that night also.Griswold says the company first texted her and asked her to take down the review. She said she wouldn’t and asked for her money back.She posted her review on several sites, she said.About two weeks later, she got a letter from the “litigation department” of a New York law firm.“Our office has been retained…” the letter said. It claimed Griswold left “untrue bad reviews about the company,” according to a copy of the letter Griswold gave Denver7.“I was kind of freaked out about it because it seemed very legit,” Griswold told Contact7.The letter went on to say, “Please note that this letter constitutes a notice of intent to sue…”Griswold became worried that hiring a lawyer to defend herself would be expensive.“I don’t have all the money in the whole wide world to pay for legal fees,” she said.The two-page letter came on letterhead that included an address east of New York City.“…A person in Colorado is guilty of the crime of extortion, a class 4 felony, or blackmail when that person threatens another, or his or her property or reputation…” the letter also said.Denver7 hired a photojournalist to record video of the law firm's address in East Meadow, NY. The building appeared to be a house. 1397
The litter, now known as the "W Puppies" because their names all start with W, became some of the most popular animals on the shelter's social media network in the six weeks since the shelter took them in. 205
The governor added that the state's guidance to reopen schools would include mask requirements, physical and distance learning requirements, regular testing and dedicated contact tracing, and distance learning measures:MasksAll school staff and students in 3rd grade and higher will be required to wear a facial coveringStudents in 2nd grade and below will be encouraged to wear facial coverings or shieldsPhysical distancingStaff must remain 6 feet between each other and with studentsSymptom checks at the start of the school dayHand-washing stationsSanitation and disinfection protocolsQuarantine protocolsTesting and contact tracingRequirement to test a group of staff on a consistent basisState contact tracing workforce will prioritize schoolsDistance learningAccess to devices and connectivity for kidsDaily live interactions with teachers and other studentsChallenging assignments equivalent to in-person classesAdapted lessons for English language learners and special education studentsNewsom says the state has invested .3 billion to address learning loss and equity.Currently, San Diego County is one of 32 California counties on the state's Monitoring List, which means they don't meet the requirements to reopen for in-person classes.However, several local school districts have already made their plans for returning to the classroom in some sense in the fall. The San Diego Unified School District, the second-largest school district in the state, released a joint statement with the Los Angeles Unified School District saying both districts would start the school year remotely until in-person classes were deemed a low-risk environment for students.Chula Vista Elementary School District, the largest elementary district in the state, said it would follow SDUSD's lead.RELATED: State and local teachers unions concerned over reopening of schoolsLate Thursday, the Escondido Union School District announced instruction would begin Aug 25 via virtual learning.Poway Unified and San Dieguito Union school districts said they would await more information, but had developed or were developing hybrid learning plans for classes.The Cajon Valley Union School District in East County reopened Monday for in-person teaching ahead of Friday's announcement. After the state's new guidance, Assistant Superintendent Karen Minshew said the district will consult the county public health department about how to continue its summer enrichment program and adjust to any new guidance. 2489
The New Jersey Democrat faces charges of conspiracy, bribery and honest services fraud related to abusing the power of his office. Prosecutors say the senator accepted more than 0,000 in political contributions, a luxurious hotel suite at the Park Hyatt in Paris and free rides on a private jet from a wealthy ophthalmologist, Dr. Salomon Melgen, in exchange for political favors. 383
The policy was put into place in response to accidents occurring across the country and to “ensure the safety of our campus community,” SDSU Parking and Transportation Services Director Debbie Richeson said. 207
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