Back in November, citizens of San Andreas got the chance to design a new state flag<\/a>, following the announcement of both the new state animal and flower. Roughly 30 flag submissions were reviewed by the Executive Cabinet, and the top seven designs were chosen to be voted on by the public. With the power of democracy, citizens were given the option to vote for their favorite design. Maxxi Whitescale\u2019s flag design came out on top, featuring both the Cougar and Poppy on the state flag. Today, you can go on a scavenger hunt to find where the state flag is displayed, and then get back to me on that because I have no idea where to see it on display.<\/p>\n\n\n\n You mean to tell me that you weren\u2019t legally required to move out of the way of an emergency vehicle with sirens on? What is this lunacy?! Common sense?! Anyway, the H.R.384 Amendment to H.R. 354 – Roadside Protection Act (RPA) or (Move Over Law)<\/a> is now amended and enforced so the San Andreas Traffic Code: Failure to Move Over fine you up to $750 for failing to scoot your butt (car) over. Remember, that siren is loud for a reason, so be aware of your surroundings and get out of the way.<\/p>\n\n\n It\u2019s not like when you pay with a card and forget about how you just spent some thousand dollars on a new collectible. There are now paper receipts, or citations, for when you get tickets for committing a crime on the road. Law enforcement can write citations and will hand you a physical paper copy for you to keep (and frame to remember and regret) because they have new printers<\/a> equipped inside their vehicles. Fancy stuff! So, slow down on the road, you could be getting a citation, or worse, a felony. <\/p>\n\n\n\n A long time ago, I wrote a whole blurb about the university library, but I never got to publish it. I will now include it here so it gets to be seen by the public.<\/p>\n\n\n\n You\u2019ve probably been inside at least once by now, but the Los Santos University library has never officially opened. The doors have been unlocked, and the building itself has been accessible to the public, but there was nothing grand. That is all until today, Sunday, December 17th. It is on this day that the Board of Education has a grand opening for the LSU library. Back in July, there was a tube football event at the LSU field to raise funds for the launch of library cards. The Board of Education said they make open-domain books available for library cardholders to enjoy. I received my library card last week when I went to get my school photo taken, and it is safe to say that I\u2019m not utilizing my library card to check out books at the LSU library.<\/p>Stella Day, Blurb about the library fire <\/em><\/cite><\/blockquote><\/figure>\n\n\n\n Do I remember why I wrote that? Not really, but my library card was issued back in July of 2023, so it should say something about how long ago I wrote this. I was probably trying to make a joke that I can\u2019t read, so I wouldn\u2019t be utilizing my library card. Anyway, the grand opening never happened, and there was a fire in the library back in November. Happy Holidays and RIP to all those books!<\/p>\n\n\n You don\u2019t hear from this guy every day, even though he\u2019s like the top dog, but President What\u2019s-His-Face of the United States let us know in a press release<\/a> back in February that the grant for subsidized medical expenses had concluded. We are now charged with medical bills ranging from $150-$750 per visit, depending on the treatment. It appears that SAMS staff are treating patients pro bono, but if you\u2019re seeking treatment from Dr. Z or other local doctors, then they may not be as generous. Good luck!<\/p>\n\n\n\n The good ol\u2019 Wyatt McKenzie was sworn in as Lieutenant Governor during the 11th Congress, but he bid farewell early during the 12th Congress. We understand that life can be tough, and it\u2019s not easy to be in politics. We appreciate all that he has done for us, and I know that he made the right choice for himself.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cServing as the 11th Lieutenant Governor has been an honor of my life, we have made great strides in public trust, and am so proud that we have the highest approval rating recorded in our state’s history.\u201d<\/p>Former Lt Governor Wyatt McKenzie<\/em><\/cite><\/blockquote><\/figure>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n You can read the entirety of Wyatt\u2019s heartfelt press release here<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Sheriff Chris Stevens announced his retirement last weekend via press release. He started in law enforcement four years ago and worked hard, rising in rank. I am not sure what lies ahead for Stevens, but I do know he has full confidence in Undersheriff Indigo\u2019s ability to thrive as Sheriff Indigo, who was officially sworn in yesterday<\/a>. I wish him the best on his next chapter.<\/p>\n\n\n\nThis Wasn\u2019t A Thing?<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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