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The field consists of spellers from all 50 states and the District of Columbia, along with American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Department of Defense schools in Europe. 194

The county makes attempts to contact property owners before any auction. The 2020 sale will be the largest on record with properties valued at .675 million expected to be available. The previous largest sale was 2017, with .8 million in sales."Our online auction platform has allowed us to make this auction available to people around the globe," McAllister said. "Last year, we sold 449 properties for .8 million." 422

The City and San Diego Unified School District have been working together to implement potential options to address off leash dogs at Crown Point Elementary School.  The park is clearly markedwith City signage that all dogs must be leashed and owners must clean up after their pets per the City’s Municipal Code. Additionally, a phone number to the City’s animal services provider, San Diego Humane Society, is also located on the sign for the publicwho witness off leash dogs at the park to call. San Diego Humane Society has also increased patrols in that area in an effort to educate and, if necessary, cite dog owners who do not comply with City leash laws and the municipal code.  The City is also working with the San Diego Unified School District on other potential alternatives to discourage off leash dogs at the park including leaving the large, two-door gates open during park hours (after school is out of session) which would no longer make the park fully enclosed for dogs to run off leash.  The City continues to encourage the public to call San Diego Humane Society at 619-299-7012 to report off leash dogs at Crown Point Elementary School. 1172

The ceremony will not be shown on any screens outside Staples Center or in L.A. Live, and there will be no overflow viewing locations outside the venue. 152

The events coincided with Tucson prosecutors' announcement today of whether they will prosecute Arizona State University's Dr. Scott Warren for a second time. Warren was volunteering with the humanitarian group No More Deaths when he was arrested by U.S. Border Patrol in Ajo, Arizona, on suspicion of concealing, harboring or shielding two undocumented immigrants in January 2018.Warren faces felony charges on counts of "harboring illegal aliens" and "conspiracy to transport and harbor illegal aliens," according to court records, and could face up to 20 years in federal prison if convicted. Tuesday's court appearance follows a mistrial on June 11 when two thirds of jurors sought to acquit him. 700