qsmn Weekend events

MethrenReady

Waav NHL, St. Louis police investigating threats made toward Kadri
% d! w6 p  h' ~/ N# \& A MILWAUKEE 鈥?On a street filled with toys and chalk, neighbors said there is a heaviness knowing another child is in the hospital instead of playing on a summer day.They are begging for change after the Milwaukee Police Department said a 4-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with critical injuries from the scene of a hit-and-ru stanley shop n crash near 3rd and Nash on Friday.This is the 4th child struck by a vehicle in the city this week.Mary Wherry has lived on 3 stanley cups rd Street, where Fridays crash happened, for 52 years. The driving is terrible, extremely terrible. They come through very fast,  Wherry said sadly.The posted speed limit on 3rd Street is 25 miles per hour. Several neighbors said they often see people go way faster.Another neighbor, Danielle Jacobs, has lived on the street since she was born. People are always coming up and down this street fast, sometimes the wrong way,  Jacobs explained. During her interview with TMJ4, several cars soared down the street, one even going the wrong way.They both said hearing a child was hit on their street is devastating. We really need speed bumps. Thats what we really need over here,  Wherry said.Another neighbor, 19-year-old Lorenzo Jones, is working on getting his driver s license. Until then, he drives a rental scooter when he nee stanley cup ds to get somewhere. He said more people need to be educated on driving. This is reckless. Most drivers dont know how to drive. They just want a car,  Jones explained.  People have got to get their license and ac Wufh How might the nation  s COVID-19 response change under President-elect Biden
# p& t6 s4 D9 E! c  ~" [ WAXHAW, N.C. 鈥?For Sreethan Gajula, playing the clarinet takes practice.It also takes practice to earn a spot as a finalist in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. It s just really humbling,  he said.  I was ecstatic, along with my family. Sreethan is n stanley cup ow one of the 11 finalists in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.Canceled last year because of the pandemic, its back this year. It is scheduled to take place at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, near Disney World in Florida, on July 8. I believe the difference between a good speller and really mastering the art of spelling is their comprehension of language rules,  Sreethan said.Its been a whirlwind journey for Sreethan, who will be the first finalist in the bee from North Carolina in decades. I ve gotten so much support from my community, my teachers, my friends, my school, my county, just from random people all over North Carolina and over the nation,  he said.He also got a message from one special NFL player for the Carolina Panthers. Then Christian McCaffrey, he showed up on the screen,  Sreethan said,  And I was just in utter disbelief and shock. I mean, the best running back in the NFL had just said my name and yeah, I mean, it was so amazing! A thousand miles away, near Dallas, Vivinsha Veduru is counting down the days to the bee. It feels really exhilarating,  she said.  When I was in third grade and I placed  stanley cup third in the regionals, I got motiv stanley cup ated and I started researching and I got this far. And far, shes gone: at