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As it burned out of control in the Sierra Nevada, California's most recent big wildfire destroyed buildings and cars. People also had to leave their homes in the southern part of the state because of fires. On Thursday, people in Placer and El Dorado counties were told to leave because the Mosquito Fire had spread to almost 6.5 square miles and could not be stopped. Several buildings and at least 10 cars were burned down near Michigan Bluff, a town from the Gold Rush that is about an hour north of Sacramento.
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This wasn’t Kristaps Porzingis’ night.
Porzingis shot 3-for-14 from the floor and got into a shoving match with Kings forward Moe Harkless in the Mavericks’ 121-107 loss on
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These days you never know when you’re a goner. You never know if your career and deeds — good deeds, well-intended deeds and honest work — will be hijacked by fringe lunatics or the merely wishful to publicly paint you as what they want you to be, hope you are or read online that you …
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It took three words — “All Lives Matter” — for longtime shock jock and Sacramento Kings TV play-by-play announcer Grant Napear’s career to go up in flames, but the 60-year-old’s remorse only goes so far. “I don’t want to call it a mistake,” the Syosset, Long Island, native told The Post on Wednesday in a …
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Grant Napear was fired by his radio station and resigned as the Sacramento Kings TV play-by-play announcer Tuesday after his tweet over the weekend saying “All Lives Matter” amid the George Floyd protests was met with backlash. Napear, a graduate of Syosset High School on Long Island, tweeted “All Lives Matter…Every Single One!” on Sunday …
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Sacramento Kings play-by-play announcer Grant Napear was placed on administrative leave by his radio station Monday after tweeting “All Lives Matter,” a controversial phrase associated with belittling the Black Lives Matter movement. “All Lives Matter… Every Single One!” the 60-year-old Napear tweeted Sunday after former Kings star Demarcus Cousins asked the KHTK radio host for …
As it burned out of control in the Sierra Nevada, California's most recent big wildfire destroyed buildings and cars. People also had to leave their homes in the southern part of the state because of fires. On Thursday, people in Placer and El Dorado counties were told to leave because the Mosquito Fire had spread to almost 6.5 square miles and could not be stopped. Several buildings and at least 10 cars were burned down near Michigan Bluff, a town from the Gold Rush that is about an hour north of Sacramento.
