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Finally it was the night of the game!!!

London: Welcome Andrew Knight Valley High Students to your Spring 2022's Playoffs against the Oasis Springs Canyon Valley Hamsters! I'm your class President London Fogberry.

Gus: And I'm your Co-Host, Class Media Correspondent and Head of the School Newsletter Augstin Knight. London: Wow I legitimately did not know that was your last name Gus. Gus: Neither did I until Watcher checked Tray Importer! Let's Play Some Sport!™

London: It looks like everyone turned out for the game tonight! Over 50 deco sims!

Gus: Even Principal Mei who let me out of Detention today to Commentate this game is here!

London: And the Knights' own Cheer Team are… trying their best! Gus: But they look so good in those @/joliebean uniforms!

Kale: //dying of laughter// Hinoki: Fynn baby does that look like our Poppy to you? Fynn: You know what I think it might be!

Anna: Is this what our Academic Funding Boost is going to...?

Liz: You excited? Dahlia: Nervous.

Dahlia: Beau gave me a rough run down of the rules, and told me to meet him on the field after the game. Liz: Grossssss Dahlia: Shut Upppp

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Billie + his sister Anna

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by melanievammen and Greg Schneider (Instagram)

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Cute 🥺

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Officials, advocates urge caution in wake of recent Sonoma County bear sightings

Jenner resident Julie Gieseke was driving along Highway 1 in Jenner Thursday morning when she encountered a small black bear in the middle o

Bears on the beach along the Sonoma Coast? A recent string of bear sightings in western Sonoma County has wildlife experts and elected officials urging people across the region to be more “bear aware.” Jenner resident Julie Gieseke was driving along Highway 1 Thursday morning when she encountered a small black bear in the middle of the roadway.

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In December, Sonoma County Regional Parks trail cameras caught footage of what officials believe to be the first-ever evidence of black bear cubs at Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve in Santa Rosa. And last week, in the early hours of April 29, a 430-pound, male black bear was struck and killed by a pickup truck as it walked along River Road near Forestville. Sonoma County Supervisor Lynda Hopkins, whose district encompasses the Sonoma Coast, the Russian River and other parts of west county, said she has seen more and more social media reports of local bear sightings.

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While the number of sightings is concerning, that some have happened in the daytime hours — well after sunrise — in unexpected places is also notable, officials said. “More often, we hear of reports of bears seen in the evening or in a more wooded area,“ Hopkins said. ”It is definitely interesting that we seem to be encountering more bears that are utilizing the roadway and going through parking lots and other more inhabited areas with less cover.“