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'Moore Safe Nights' program launches, honoring work of late ASL interpreter
SUMMARY: A new initiative called the More Safe Nights program is enhancing severe weather alerts for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing in Kentucky. Developed by the Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and the Division of Emergency Management, the program honors the late ASL interpreter Virginia Moore. It provides specialized weather radios equipped with a pillow shaker and strobe light, allowing users to receive alerts through vibrations and visual cues. Initially, 700 radios are available for free on a first-come, first-serve basis to those with hearing loss. The initiative aims to raise more funding after distribution.
“This was her passion, and I’m glad that her memory is still alive as she continues to serve,” Moore’s widow Row Holloway shared tearfully at the lectern.
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Kentucky lawmakers want school district equity officer ousted after ‘inflammatory’ post | Kentucky
SUMMARY: After Kentucky lawmakers called for John Marshall, Jefferson County Public Schools’ chief equity officer, to resign due to an “inflammatory” social media post, supporters rallied to defend him. Marshall’s post, which emphasized skepticism about the intentions of white individuals towards Black people, attracted criticism from 14 Republican lawmakers who deemed it divisive and contrary to unifying goals in schools. They demanded either Marshall’s resignation or termination by the school board. In response, supporters argued that he plays a crucial role in combating racism, and an online petition backing him gained over 250 signatures. The controversy reflects ongoing GOP criticism of JCPS.
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Morning weather forecast: 11/15/2024
SUMMARY: Good Friday morning! It’s a gray start, but thankfully no heavy rain like yesterday. While Richmond experiences dreary skies, most areas remain dry with only patchy drizzle. Today’s weather will be cloudy with temperatures in the mid-50s. The system that caused the rainfall is moving out, and high pressure is on the way, promising sunshine by Saturday afternoon. Overnight lows will drop into the lower 40s, possibly upper 30s in some areas. Next week, expect increasing clouds Monday, scattered showers Tuesday, and a cold air surge bringing the potential for snow flurries by next Thursday.
What’s that? Next week? Is that a blast of winter air on the horizon?
Is there moisture in there with that frigid of air? Could that mean snowflakes could fly? Stay tuned!
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Evening weather forecast 11/14/2024
SUMMARY: Good evening! Following a soggy Thursday, conditions are beginning to improve, with lingering cloud cover and a chance for light drizzle tonight. Rainfall totals exceeded an inch in many areas, with some locations receiving over two inches. A shift in weather is expected as high pressure moves in, bringing clearer skies by Saturday. Overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 40s, while Friday’s highs will struggle to reach the mid-50s. Upcoming temperatures will rise into the mid-60s by next week, but a significant cold front could bring winter-like conditions, including possible snowfall, by the following weekend.
FOX 56 meteorologist Justin Esterly shares our Thursday evening forecast, tracking the continuing rain and cooler weather ahead of the weekend.
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