60 mins. ago
By this time next year, athletic contests outside are scheduled to take place at Geneva High School.
Work on the school's new athletic complex is scheduled to start at the end of September, District Superintendent Paul Lombardo said.
"Our goal is to be completed by June 2027," he said. "We want to play our first game at the new stadium."
Renderings of the facility show a turf field, stands which can hold 1,300 fans, press box, lights and eight-lane track.
Lombardo said the anticipation is building toward the new facility.
#lombardo #geneva #september
Work on the school's new athletic complex is scheduled to start at the end of September, District Superintendent Paul Lombardo said.
"Our goal is to be completed by June 2027," he said. "We want to play our first game at the new stadium."
Renderings of the facility show a turf field, stands which can hold 1,300 fans, press box, lights and eight-lane track.
Lombardo said the anticipation is building toward the new facility.
#lombardo #geneva #september
2 months ago
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada's governor was pulled over by a Las Vegas police officer in May for allegedly failing to stop at a red light before making a right turn in his pickup truck. He wasn't ticketed after identifying himself.
"I'm Joe Lombardo," he said as the officer arrived at the passenger-side window, police body camera video obtained by The **** ociated Press shows.
Gov. Lombardo was pulled over May 15 by an officer from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the agency Lombardo led as sheriff for eight years. The officer walks up to the passenger side of a light-gray Ford pickup truck and says, "Hello, how are you doing, sir?" according to the video.
Lombardo is in the driver's seat, with his wife Donna Lombardo in the passenger seat.
The officer begins to explain the reason for the stop, and Lombardo interrupts to say, "I'm Joe Lombardo." The officer says, "I'm aware," and continues to explain the stop was initiated because he did not see Lombardo stop at a red light before making a right turn.
"I'm Joe Lombardo," he said as the officer arrived at the passenger-side window, police body camera video obtained by The **** ociated Press shows.
Gov. Lombardo was pulled over May 15 by an officer from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the agency Lombardo led as sheriff for eight years. The officer walks up to the passenger side of a light-gray Ford pickup truck and says, "Hello, how are you doing, sir?" according to the video.
Lombardo is in the driver's seat, with his wife Donna Lombardo in the passenger seat.
The officer begins to explain the reason for the stop, and Lombardo interrupts to say, "I'm Joe Lombardo." The officer says, "I'm aware," and continues to explain the stop was initiated because he did not see Lombardo stop at a red light before making a right turn.
