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President Donald Trump talks college football at a White House briefing: “I spoke to some of the great football players, college players. Trevor and lot of great players called. Coach called. Coach O. Lot of fantastic people I got to speak to. Athletes. Leaders. … [Read more...] about Donald Trump Says He Spoke With Trevor Lawrence And Ed Orgeron About The Upcoming Football Season

Milky skins of birch had herded us, single-file, into the unknown. Night  pressed  in  as  we  waded  through  the  soft  sand  of  the  trail, stumbling  over  unseen  patches  of  grass. The  forest  canopy  inter- wove over the path in places, blocking out what little assurance the stars offered. I progressed almost wholly by the swishing sound of Aram’s  trousers  in  front  of  me, aurally  measuring  pace  and  direction,  supplemented  by  ghostly  images  I  wasn’t  sure  I  could  trust. Branches smacked and scraped our arms and legs. Clearings would periodically open where I could just make out Kirill’s tall silhouette stroking tall grass, his infrared headlamp a bobbing beacon among pulsing green fireflies. Negotiating space with little visual reference was a skill … [Read more...] about The Ultimate Destination for Doomsday Preppers

The IHDA will send $5,000 checks to the landlords of renters whose applications are approved. That money will be used to pay off any rent-related debts, with any remaining money to be put toward future rent payments in 2020, officials have said. … [Read more...] about Aurora Tenants Can Apply For $5K Grant To Pay Rent Amid Pandemic

Langman said the board's policy does not typically allow for posting meeting video on the district's website. And he said the district wasn't planning to post this meeting online because a quarter of the meeting was lost through technical issues. But he said the district was now hoping to post it. … [Read more...] about Here’s What District 61 Is Planning For New Year

What not to bring hiking Because hiking has such a low barrier to entry (can you walk?), it brings a diverse range of people into the wilderness in high volumes every summer. Living in Breckenridge, Colo., a few miles from some of the most popular hikes in the state, I get to see all types of hikers out on the trail. I’ve seen hikers who thought they were just out for a 2-hour stroll get so cold, lost, dehydrated, and/or confused that they called 911 for rescue and were lucky they had service to reach rescue personnel. You can pack appropriately and still get in a bad way, but having the right items in your pack can literally be the difference between life and death. … [Read more...] about What to bring hiking (and what not to bring), according to an outdoors expert