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Averill Park repeats as regional champs

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Class A power Averill Park are region champions again after defeating Indian River 64-38. From the opening tip, the Warriors dominated. Get all of the latest news, weather, sports, and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Taylor Holohan scored the first six points for Averill Park, giving them a 6-2 lead. Later on, Bailey Lange exploded with a long three-ball extending the Warriors' lead by 11.Averill Park closed the first quarter leading by 14 but kept their foot on the gas in the second quarter thanks to Kayleigh Ahern knocking down a mid-range jumper putting the Warriors up by 27-8. Holohan got involved again turning defense into offense by getting a fast break steal and scoring while taking some contact for the and one.Averill Park dominated in the second half to secure the regional title.

Bishop Gibbons advances to Class D state semifinals

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Bishop Gibbons punched their ticket to the state semifinals after surviving a late surge from Seton Catholic Central. Get all of the latest news, weather, sports, and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The surge started in the winding seconds of the third quarter when Abby Pearl scored a layup that tied the game at 19. Despite that, Bishop Gibbons didn't blink. In the fourth quarter, Autumn Davis helped push her team ahead, scoring on a mid-range jumper, giving them a two-point lead. However, they needed some insurance, and Mia'Rose Wylie added some with a deep three giving the Golden Knights a five-point cushion.Seton Catholic wouldn't give up without a fight, and Charlotte Hughes embodied that when she grabbed an offensive board and scored the put back to tie the game at 28, but then Wylie stepped up when her team needed her the most. Wylie scored on a layup while getting fouled in the process, helping Bishop Gibbons survive the late surge by Set...

Use CBD For Managing Chemotherapy Side Effects

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

View the original article about Using CBD For Managing Chemotherapy Side Effects at Why Does CBD Work.Chemotherapy, as a first-line cancer treatment, saves the lives of innumerable people who might otherwise perish from their conditions. At the very same time, because of its deadly and wide-ranging side effects, this is one of medicine’s most feared therapies. Despite significant advances in chemotherapeutic regimens, many still find chemotherapy to be extremely difficult to tolerate.Whether or not a patient receives a significant therapeutic benefit, almost all chemotherapy patients have adverse effects. Hair loss, nausea, chills, neuropathic pain, vomiting, exhaustion, and other side effects vary slightly based on the chemotherapeutic drug.Managing The Side Effects Of ChemotherapyPatients would benefit immensely from a well-tolerated supplementary therapy, which would make patients calmer and more comfortable and aid in their recovery owing to the disrupting and even deadly charac...

San Jose’s Playful People teaches onstage, backstage skills

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

Neighborhood NotesROSE GARDEN>>Registration is open for Playful People Productions’ 2023 summer session, running July 10-30 at the Historic Hoover Theater in San Jose. The summer session provides opportunities for young theater-lovers to work both onstage and backstage.In the former category is “Disney’s 101 Dalmatians KIDS.” Suitable for ages 5-12, this production rehearses July 10-20 and will be performed July 21-22.Teen thespians ages 16 and older can take part in “Puffs,” the story of Wayne Hopkins, a regular boy who finds out he’s a wizard and goes to school in England. A comedic riff on a familiar story, “Puffs” will rehearse July 10-27 and be performed July 29-30.For teens interested in behind the scenes, there’s a three-week Costume Design, Building and Managing Masterclass Camp. Students will work directly with industry professionals and will help design and build costumes for the above summer productions. Suitable for ages 12-15, this class runs July 10-2...

New education director brings wealth of experience to Los Altos Stage Company

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

Judging by her impressive theater background, Los Altos Stage Company picked the right person in Kristin Walter to become its new education director and help develop its youth program.Walter’s experience includes running conservatories for California Theatre Center, a Sunnyvale-based company that shuttered in 2017 after 41 years. She also served as the education director at Peninsula Youth Theatre in Mountain View. For the past 22 years, she’s been the middle school theater teacher at Castilleja School in Palo Alto.“After spending all that time at Castilleja, I was very much ready for a new challenge,” she says. “It’s a perfect use of my skills set and it’s part-time, which means I’ll still be able to direct adult shows, perform and write.”“We’re thrilled to have Kristin join us as our new education director,” says LASC’s executive artistic director Gary Landis. “She has a long and distinguished career in arts education and is widely respected throughout the local arts a...

Milpitas nonprofit trains volunteers as go-betweens for foster youth, courts

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

Volunteers from Morgan Hill to Mountain View were sworn in March 7 as Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) through Child Advocates of Silicon Valley, a Milpitas-based nonprofit.The swearing-in ceremony, presided over by Judge Shawna Schwarz, capped a training process where 22 volunteers from eight South Bay cities learned how to serve as the go-between for children in the foster care system and court officials.More than 60% of foster youth currently waiting for a CASA volunteer live outside of Santa Clara County, although their case is with the Santa Clara County Dependency Court.“Our community continues to come together and support foster youth when it matters most,” said Frederick J. Ferrer, CEO of Child Advocates. “Our agency is grateful that so many individuals are committed to making an impact on the lives of foster youth, near or far.”Volunteer training consisted of 30 hours of self-paced courses and presentations, both online and in person, that covered topics like child ...

Latest line: A good week for Ismail Ramsey, a bad week for Walgreens

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

Ismail RamseyBerkeley attorney, Air Force vet and Harvard law grad is confirmed by Senate to become U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California, the Bay Area’s top prosecutor and Silicon Valley’s cop-on-the-beat.    WalgreensGov. Gavin Newsom cancels $54 million state contract with pharmacy chain, and it faces calls for boycotts after announcing it will not sell abortion pills in conservative states where Republican attorneys general object.   San Jose airportNew stats show the number of passengers traveling through San Jose Mineta International Airport is up 53% from last year. But just like with SFO and Oakland, it’s still not yet back to 2019 levels, before COVID. 

52 feet and counting: Lake Tahoe grapples with ‘ginormous’ snowpack

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

Rather than use a yardstick, Deanne Maas measures each new snowstorm at her house atop Donner Summit by carefully examining the widening cracks in her drywall.Some of them now reveal the underlying studs — signs that more than a dozen feet of snow piled outside her house are buckling the walls and roof of her home. She can hardly see outside anymore, as snow covers almost all of her windows.“I feel like I live in a snow cave,” said Maas, 46.Even for a place so accustomed to receiving some of the highest seasonal snowfall totals in the continental United States, this winter is a doozy. The Lake Tahoe area is buckling under hundreds of inches of snowfall amid one of its most powder-filled seasons on record, all part of a historic run of atmospheric rivers and punishing arctic blasts that have filled reservoirs, flooded cities and eased drought conditions across California.A snow-topped bus stop in Alpine Meadows, Calif., provides a glimpse at the Lake Tahoe region’s ...

They said it: Too much of a good thing

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

“Snow is pretty, but when you have so much of it, it’s a real pain in the tuchus.”— Elinor Gates, a resident astronomer at Lick Observatory atop Mount Hamilton east of San Jose, where so much snow has fallen it has interfered with the operation of their telescopes.

Roadshow: What will be done first, El Camino repaving or bullet train?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 17:00:38 GMT

Q: El Camino Real between 237 and Palo Alto has been in desperate condition for many years and is getting worse. I have an $11,000 repair bill to fix a worn out suspension, which my daily commute along here has undoubtedly contributed to. This must be the worst major road in the state. In fact, I bet the Padres riding on their donkeys from mission to mission along El Camino had far fewer obstacles to navigate!Richard Cliff, Los AltosA: And…Q: What transportation project do you think will be completed first, the bullet train between San Francisco and L.A., or the repaving of El Camino Real from Grant Road to the Stanford Shopping Center? I’m putting my money on the bullet train.Larry CastelliA: I understand your point and frustration. The bullet train could take two or three decades to complete. El Camino Real should be repaved later this year.Q: As I read about more laws and regulations coming to control sideshow activity, I wonder if this is truly the best way to proceed. It ...