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Summer learning means venturing into augmented reality for students

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When they return to class this fall, 48 San Jose students will have a unique answer to “What did you do this summer?” At the YMCA’s Summer Learning Program held at Rocketship Mateo Sheedy Elementary School in San Jose, first through third grade students walked with dinosaurs, jetted off into outer space, or saw the inside of a […]

Mollie Tibbetts searchers get Fitbit information

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Investigators searching for Mollie Tibbetts have received information from Fitbit, which made the fitness tracker the missing woman is thought to have been wearing



After $17M flag vote, New Zealand now wants Australia to change its standard

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After the failed referendum, it seemed that the flag drama between the two countries had perhaps cooled down. But this week, acting New Zealand Prime Minister Winston Peters told TVNZ that Australia "copied" the Kiwi flag and "should actually change their flag and honor the fact that we got there first with this design."

Commissioner Larry Scott on legalized gambling, the revenue gap, a Las Vegas future and more

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Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott fielded questions on a variety of topics Wednesday at the conference’s annual football media gathering. Highlights from the session: On moving the football championship, and possibly football media day, to Las Vegas: “Given that we already have a foothold in basketball and football, I’m sure you’ll see us do more there.” […]

Milpitas Police Chief prepares for new BART station

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For Milpitas Police Chief Armando Corpuz, inter-agency collaboration will be the key to keeping the city safe when BART opens its new station at Montague Expressway and Capitol Avenue next year. At Monday’s Milpitas Rotary Club meeting, the city’s top cop presented how the department has been preparing for the station’s opening. Slated to open […]

Audit: DMV worker napped on the job, costing taxpayers $40,000, wasn’t fired

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A California Department of Motor Vehicles data operator routinely slept on the job, costing taxpayers $40,000 in misused time, and her supervisors failed to discipline her, according to a new state audit. The California State Auditor’s Investigations of Improper Activities by State Agencies and Employees report did not identify the sleepy DMV employee or say where […]

Judge allows emoluments case against Trump to proceed

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The ruling, from U.S. District Judge Peter Messitte in Greenbelt, Maryland, will allow the plaintiffs in the case - the attorneys general of Maryland and the District of Columbia - to proceed with their case, which says Trump has violated the Constitution's little-used emoluments clause.

White House moves second Trump-Putin summit into 2019

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"The President believes that the next bilateral meeting with President Putin should take place after the Russia witch hunt is over, so we've agreed that it will be after the first of the year," national security adviser John Bolton said in a statement.

San Jose: Calendar of Events for the week of July 27

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Special Events Orchid Auction: The Santa Clara Valley Orchid Society holds its annual auction. Scores of orchid species and hybrids will be offered at very low starting bids. Aug. 1, 7 p.m. American Legion Hall, 1504 Minnesota Ave. Santa Clara County Fair: Expect lots of livestock, rides, live music, roller derby, food, children’s entertainment and […]

San Jose: Community Briefs for residential neighborhoods for the week of July 27

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City notes Cambrian’s seat at the table has been secured for the next few years. San Jose City Council appointed two District 9 residents to the citywide Neighborhood Commission: Terry Martin, who has previously served in this role, and Michael Young. Their terms will last until 2022. A new park may soon pop up at […]

IS unleashes devastating attacks on southern Syria

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As three Islamic State militants detonated suicide vests in the city, explosions also rang out in the eastern countryside of Sweida province, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group. Later in the day, a fourth suicide bomber sprayed the streets of Sweida city with bullets before detonating his load.





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