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Shawn Winchester

Starting today, Phoenix drivers can officially be fined by speed cameras across the city. After a 30-day warning period, the grace period has now ended — meaning drivers caught speeding will begin receiving citations. During that warning period alone, cameras recorded more than 70,000 instances of drivers going over the speed limit. The city installed 17 cameras total, including fixed locations and rotating school zone cameras, in response to rising serious crashes and a shortage of traffic officers. The cameras are set to trigger if drivers are going 11 mph or more over the posted speed limit. Some drivers say it could help slow people down, while others believe it won’t change behavior — or could even make roads more distracting. Either way, starting today, getting caught speeding could come with a ticket. Do you think these cameras will actually make a difference? Via City Of Phoenix #phoenix #arizona #news #driving #aztraffic

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWOxupXDkiz/?igsh=MjMxbHJyeXZodW5y #In Hawaii, the islands are battling the worst flooding in over 20 years. A massive “Kona Low” system has dropped nearly 4 feet of rain in some areas, forcing thousands to evacuate and putting the 120-year-old Wahiawa Dam at risk of failure. Over 230 people have been rescued from chest-high waters that have swept away cars and homes, with damage estimates already crossing the $1 billion mark.Meanwhile, Nebraska is currently fighting the largest wildfire in its state history. Over 820,000 acres have been scorched across four active fires, with the Morrill Fire alone consuming more land than any previous blaze on record. Officials have confirmed that a downed electrical pole sparked the initial inferno, which has already claimed one life and put the local food chain at risk as ranchers scramble to save thousands of cattle from disappearing grazing lands.These aren’t just “weather events”—they are historic disasters impacting our fellow citizens, our food security, and our infrastructure. When the traditional media goes quiet, it’s up to us to share the story. #nebraska #wildfire #hawaii #flooding #news

Project Ballet Times

WILL THE WIZARD OF OZ CAST LIST EVER COME OUT? As one of Fort Wayne's most belovèd ballet schools Project Ballet wraps up their Variations Showcase the students are waiting for the cast list of their next show... The Wonderful Wizard of Oz as eager as these students have been, one question still remains. WILL THE WIZARD OF OZ CAST LIST EVER COME OUT? Rumor has it Mrs. McLeish has been showing up early this week AND on days she doesn't work in the building. Is she working on the cast list? Along with the upcoming performance students are prepping for their dress rehearsal on Wednesday and Thursday for the Variations Showcase on Friday and Saturday! Are you nervous? I know I am... News Flash! New Rules Strike After Student Offenses! Have you ever used your phone before 5PM EST?? MANY students have been caught using their devices and NEW RULES have been implemented throughout the campus addressing these offenses! Along with these students are now being regulated on their break times! Stay tuned for next week's new rule! Have You Seen The New Microwave? After a raging microwave fire of a supposèd bagel the PBPA has funded the purchase of a new microwave for the students in the lunch room. Have you seen it? It is quite large! The thing is it burns more popcorn than the last microwave. How Do You Make An Egg Roll You Push It! AHAHAHA Wanna see more news like this? #ballet #news #SchoolNews

Elizabeth

Disability Accommodation Denied – Know Your Rights! I applied for an apartment at Deerbrook Forest – Rockstar 17750 LLC and requested disability accommodations. My request was denied, and some of the follow-up messages included emojis that felt dismissive and unprofessional. ⚠️ Heads up: The third-party “Two Dots” has no publicly listed address or phone number. Be careful when sharing personal or financial info. Know your rights: You can request first-floor units, accessible parking, or other disability-related accommodations. You can request accommodations even if you cannot provide documentation, because the law has exemptions. HUD recipients should contact ADA or housing authorities. If denied, contact the Texas Workforce Commission Civil Rights Division, or file in federal court (Houston). Low-income filers can request a fee waiver. I have formally reported this matter to civil rights authorities, and a federal case has been filed. https://www.twodots.net/⁠ https://www.rockstar-capital.com/ https://www.deerbrookforestapts.com/ #DisabilityRights #HousingRights #ADA #FairHousing #TenantRights #AccessibleHousing #CivilRights #TenantAdvocacy #KnowYourRights #TexasHousing#tip #News #DisabilityRights #HousingRights #TenantRights #FairHousing #ADA #HUD #FederalCase #Accessibility #DisabilityAccommodation #TenantAdvocacy #DisabledAndProud #HousingDiscrimination #KnowYourRights #TexasHousing #CivilRights #DisabilityAwareness #AccessibleLiving #LowIncomeHousing #TenantProtection #DisabledHousing #HumanRights #EqualityForAll #InclusionMatters #DisabilitySupport #AccessibilityMatters #HousingJustice #TenantRightsMatter #HousingEquity #RightsMatter #JusticeForTenants #HousingAwareness #DisabilityLaw #ProtectedRights #TenantEducation #DisabledVoices #InclusiveHousing #AccessibilityRights #RightsOfTheDisabled #TenantSupport #DisabilityCommunity #HousingAccess #FairHousingAct #EqualHousing #TenantSafety #AccessibilitySupport #EmpowerTe