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California announces school reopening deal, offers $6.6B to districts that open by this date

California’s public schools could get $6.6 billion from the state Legislature if they return to in-person instruction by the end of March, according to a new agreement announced Monday between Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state’s legislative leaders. 

Virginia Commonwealth University fraternity suspended after freshman student found dead

A fraternity at Virginia Commonwealth University has been suspended after a freshman student was found dead on Saturday, officials said.
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Ohio teen dies, another is partially paralyzed after sledding crashes on same hill

Two sledding accidents on the same Ohio hill left one teen girl dead and another partially paralyzed, a report said.

Connecticut ambulance worker busted in string of Molotov cocktail attacks at EMS facilities, firehouse: police

A Connecticut ambulance worker has been arrested in connection with a string of at least four Molotov cocktail incidents in a matter of only hours at EMS facilities and a resident in various parts of the state, police said.
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DOJ charges Texas man with dousing 15 officers with chemical spray at Capitol riot

The Justice Department has charged a Texas man with assaulting law enforcement outside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 after newly resurfaced videos allegedly show him dousing over a dozen police officers holding the line with some type of chemical irritant and bragging about it at his hotel hours ...

Flash flooding in Kentucky, Tennessee leads to water rescues of toddlers

Dozens of counties throughout the eastern U.S. remain under flood warnings Monday morning following heavy rainfall over the weekend that resulted in the water rescues of toddlers in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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NY restaurants and bars win court victory against Gov. Cuomo’s 11pm curfew

An upstate New York restaurant owner, along with his legal representatives, discussed new developments in their case against Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s restaurant curfew on Monday.

Girl, 4, found alone on NYC sidewalk is still unclaimed three days later

Three days after the New York City police officers discovered a four-year-old girl apparently alone and roaming the streets of New York City, officials said Monday her parents or guardians have still not come forward to claim her.
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Dade Schools ready for Read Across America Week

Davis Elementary is celebrating Read Across America Week March 1st - 5th! Students are encouraged to participate in the daily activities. From Weekly update for Dade Schools

Eastern US faces flash flooding risk, warmer-than-average temperatures

A quiet forecast is in store for most of the country this week with the exception of parts of the Southeast, mid-South, Tennessee and the Ohio Valleys, where a stalled front will be the focus for showers and thunderstorms across the region.
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