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4/8/2023: Bright & sunny Easter weekend

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

The latest Storm Tracker Forecast forecast from meteorologist Matt Mackie: After a chilly start to the day, expect lots of sunshine to help warm us up by the afternoon. Highs will be low 50's with noticeably less wind than yesterday.Easter Sunday features another cool start - 20's for most, a couple upper teens in the mountains! But just like today, bright skies and quickly warming temps are in the forecast. Highs are back in the mid to upper 50's.Temperatures are off to the races for the work week. 60's on Monday, and briefly hitting 70 on Tuesday! Wednesday is especially mild, with 50's in the morning, low 70's later on, and breezy conditions.Then we have back to back 80 degree days for Thursday and Friday. Those temps are more typical of June than April... enjoy the sneak peek of summertime weather.

Thunder stay hot with 4-1 win over Mariners

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Matt Slick scored his first professional goal as the Adirondack Thunder defeated the Maine Mariners in front of a sellout crowd at Cool Insuring Arena on Friday. With the win, the Thunder set a franchise record with points in 12 games in a row. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! Maine took the lead 6:06 into the game as Mitchell Fossier tipped in a Connor Doherty shot for a 1-0 lead. The goal was Fossier’s 17th of the year from Connor Doherty and Tim Doherty for the one-goal advantage. Sebastian Vidmar tied the game at one at 13:29 of the opening frame. Vidmar took the puck against the left wall and threw it towards the net. The puck deflected off bodies in front of the crease and into the net for his 12th of the year. The goal was unassisted, and the game was tied to start the second period.Vidmar scored his second of the game to give the Thunder a 2-1 lead. Grant Jozefek set up Vi...

Danes fend off fourth-quarter UMBC comeback to stay unbeaten in America East play

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Sarah Falk and Shonly Wallace combined for nine goals to lead the University at Albany women's lacrosse to a thrilling, 15-14 victory over UMBC Friday afternoon at Fallon Field. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! Despite leading 11-6 at halftime, the Retrievers fought back to tie the game at 13. But Falk netted her fifth goal of the game off a free position with less than three minutes remaining; that proved to be the game-winner.Key StatsSarah Falk scored five goals and recorded one assistShonly Wallace scored four goalsGrace McCauley recorded a hat trickBryar Hogg scored once with two assistsUAlbany outshot UMBC 36-29, and outdrew the Retrievers 19-14Head Coach Katie Thomson: "Today was a great team win.  We had a strong first half and knew that UMBC was going to come in a give us a good fight and battle hard back into the game in the second half.&nb...

Masters resumes 2nd round after storms fell trees at Augusta

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

By DAVE SKRETTA and STEVE REED (AP Sports Writer)AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The second round of the Masters resumed at Augusta National on Saturday, and there was little evidence that three towering pine trees had fallen near patrons a day earlier during storms that resulted in the suspension of play.Nobody was hurt by the fallen pines, though they crushed several chairs where patrons had been sitting. Three separate 10-by-10 foot areas near the 16th green and 17th tee were roped off Saturday with some wood chips left from where workers had quickly cut them up. Two of the areas were covered with green gravel and another with pine straw.Sergio Garcia teed off at the 17th as he finished his second round Saturday, and the 2017 champion strained his head over patrons as he began walking toward his shot to see where the trees once stood. Several workers around the area were still discussing what happened, and one called it “a miracle” that no one was injured or killed.“I...

Smokin’ CBD Hemp Strains — What Are The Best CBD Hemp Hybrids?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

View the original article about The Best CBD Hemp Hybrids at Real Tested CBD.Smoking CBD hemp flowers has gone from nonexistent to a hot wellness trend. If market analysts are correct, smokable hemp products could easily rake in $300 million before 2025. While that’s a relatively small slice of the CBD market, please remember that smokable hemp is a new segment. There’s a whole lot more room for pre-roll joints and hemp flowers to grow in the ensuing years.Like THC-containing cannabis, there are dozens of distinct CBD hemp strains entering the smokable market. According to hemp connoisseurs, each hybrid offers customers a unique experience in terms of taste and effects. There are even a few hemp hybrids that mimic the flavors associated with iconic weed strains.Despite the novelty of smokable hemp, a few cultivars have emerged as the “cream of the crop.” If you’re new to hemp smoking, you may want to keep these celebrated CBD strains in mind.Fire Hemp F...

Will the Burbank Theater survive as part of San Jose?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

When the San Jose City Council recently approved the annexation of the Burbank Theater, several possibilities suddenly opened up for the geographic landmark on Bascom Avenue. Of course, one possible fate is that it could be torn down for an entirely new development.That’s why the Preservation Action Council has launched a petition drive to encourage the city to designate the Art Moderne theater, originally built in 1949, a city historical landmark. You can get more information and add your name to the petition at www.preservation.org/burbank.“The theater is a litmus test on what gives a city character,” PAC-SJ Executive Director Ben Leech said. “There’s going to be someone who says, ‘That ugly thing, there’s nothing historic about it. Tear it down.’ But I happen to think it’s buildings like this that make a place interesting, even when they’re vacant.”The front entrance to Burbank Theater, built in 1949 and photograph...

Palo Alto: Parking garage vandalism under investigation as hate crime

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

PALO ALTO — Graffiti vandalism found this week in a downtown parking-garage bathroom is being investigated as a hate crime, authorities said.In a statement Friday night, police said dispatchers took a call at 8:54 a.m. Thursday from a city employee about the graffiti found in a ground-floor public bathroom at the garage in the 400 block of Bryant Street.When officers responded to the garage, they found a series of offensive statements written in black marker against people from India.Public-works crew workers removed the graffiti, which had been posted sometime after the bathroom’s last staff check around noon Wednesday. Police said there was no description of a suspect, and no arrests had been made.City staff and police have had to respond to multiple episodes of graffiti at other locations in recent years, including at a church office last October, a park playground last June, and two middle-school bathrooms last May.Separate incidents of vandalism included a Black Liv...

Who gets to police the police? In Richmond, it’s a loaded question

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

RICHMOND — Who should be allowed to police the police?Political divisions behind that question have often left Richmond’s Community Police Review Commission (CPRC) fighting over appointments and struggling to fulfill its mission of investigating local police officers when they are accused of use-of-force abuses, racism, sexual harassment or assault.The latest controversy arose last month, when the Richmond City Council appointed Rachel Lorber, a public defender for Contra Costa County, to an open seat on the CPRC.While Lorber’s supporters argue that her legal experience will bring valuable insight into policing, some residents — including Ben Therriault, president of the Richmond Police Officers Association, and current CPRC Commissioner Oscar Garcia — argue that her appointment could pose a conflict of interest, potentially leading to leaks of confidential information and subsequent lawsuits against Richmond.The Richmond City Council appointed Rachel Lorber, a public defender...

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan on firing of police union exec

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- San Jose continues to capture its sheriff headlines from rising homelessness numbers to a recent scandal involving the city's police union. KRON4 Anchor Stephanie Lin interviews San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan to discuss.

Rashford injured in Man United’s game against Everton

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 07:06:31 GMT

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Marcus Rashford hobbled off with an apparent groin injury late in Manchester United’s match against Everton in the Premier League on Saturday.The England forward gestured to United’s bench that he needed to come off and was feeling the groin area in his right leg as he left the field in the 81st at Old Trafford.United was leading 2-0.Rashford has netted 28 goals in all competitions this season to be United’s top scorer.United is in the middle of a busy stretch of games, with the team fighting to finish in the league’s top four and also still in the Europa League and FA Cup.___More AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer and https://twitter.com/AP_SportsSource