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It’s what they didn’t do that resulted in charges filed Monday against four more people as part of a case involving the alleged mistreatment of three children last year at a Greensburg Salem School District elementary school.“These were people who participated to some degree, but weren’t the main people involved,” said Greensburg police Chief Chuck Irvin. “They either witnessed or failed to take any action to protect the children or to report the actions that took place.”All four of the people face the same charges: child endangerment and failure to report in complaints filed by Greensburg police. Three of the suspects — Amanda Lehman, 39, of South Greensburg; Derek James Hines, 37, of Hempfield; and Lorraine F. Robertson, 74, of Greensburg — surrendered to authorities Monday and are free on $45,000 unsecured bail.The fourth suspect — Lauren Byrne-Houser, 38, of Greensburg — had not been arraigned but was expected to turn herself in.The four suspects are accused in the same incidents as a teacher and aide who were arrested in December on police accusations that they mistreated special needs students at Robert F. Nicely Elementary School on multiple occasions in September and October. Witnesses testified at February preliminary hearings for Brooke A. Stanko, 35, of Derry Township, and Teri Kepchia, 58, of Hempfield, that the women sprayed lemon juice and soap into the mouth of one child and restrained that child and two others with soundproofing mats.The children involved were 8, 7 and 6, police said.Greensburg police Detective Sgt. Justin
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President of the State of Israel on the occasion of his historic Bay Area visit. California Governor Jerry Brown, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, and Rabbis Stephen Pearce and Judah Dardik speak and introduce His Excellency Shimon Peres for his 25 minute speech on Israel and the Jewish People: The Vision for Tomorrow. Chime produced the webcast, including video production and digital feeds to HD monitors and projectors in overflow rooms at the synagogue. High quality Streaming was delivered to desktop and mobile alike with partner MobileRider, utilizing similar equipment to the Moonalice satellite system we have been building the last year, but with local bandwidth instead of the satellite uplink. view archive » G. LOVE VISITS SAN FRANCISCO "LITTLE KIDS ROCK" CLASSROOM Feb 24, 2012 G. Love took a moment away from the rest of his alternative/rock/blues/funk band, G. Love & Special Sauce, to spend a couple hours with Little Kids Rock (LKR) elementary school students at Guadalupe Elementary School in San Francisco, CA. Before playing to a sold out crowd at the historic Fillmore Theater that evening, G. Love informally chatted with the students, took questions and talked about the important of music. He then played a few tunes (with singalongs!), jammed with the class on a few more, and then closed things out with an unveiling of more LKR instrument donations to the school - the 2,000th to local Bay Area Little Kids Rock programs! Bay Area Little Kids Rock board members were out in force to soak up the impact of these visits on the kids (see photo above, Chime founder and LKR Bay Area board member Jon Luini on far right). WARREN HELLMAN CELEBRATION CONCERT FEATURING EMMYLOU HARRIS, ROBERT EARL KEEN, GILLIAN WELCH, BOZ SCAGGS AND OTHERS STREAMED WORLDWIDE Feb 19, 2012 On Sunday, February 19, Chime (in partnership with Hardly Strictly Bluegrass and Moonalice), served up over 25,000 streams of the 7-hour FREE concert to a worldwide audience (more than doubling the ~ 15,000 attending in person) in celebration of the life of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass founder (and private equity pioneer) Warren Hellman. Performances included Emmylou Harris, Robert Earl Keen, Old Crow Medicine Show, Boz Scaggs, Gillian Welch, Steve Earle and others. An archive continues to be available on the site. The broadcast was supported by Roger McNamee and Moonalice and made use of the live satellite broadcast solution that Chime has been building
