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Our schools depend on Diablo Canyon tax revenue. Can we count on PG&E? | Opinion

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By Emily Goodman Verified, Ben Lippert, Annie Aguiñiga Frew
| Yahoo Verified
Last week, with little fanfare, two decisions were made with major implications for PG&E's Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant and local community funding. In Sacramento, Senate Bill 931 was scheduled for a hearing in the Assembly Committee on Utilities and Energy. The bill, sponsored by Sen. John Laird and Assemblymember Dawn Addis, reinstates $8 million in annual mitigation fund payments to SLO County and the San Luis Coastal Unified School District until 2030.
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America the Tasty: The Best Breakfast in Every State Original

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By Emily Goodman Verified, Emily Betz Tyra
| Reader's Digest (U.S.) Verified
The coffee is brewing, the toaster is popping, and somewhere in every state, people are already reaching for their go-to breakfasts. For Reader’s Digest’s eighth installment of America the Tasty, we zoomed in on the foods that define mornings where you live.
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The Strange Mathematics of Speaking Six Languages

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By Emily Goodman Verified
| Readers Digest Verified
“How many languages do you speak?” It seems like a simple question, but it’s a tough one for me to answer. I’ve studied six, but I don’t speak six. I can’t count each language I’ve tried to learn as one, because my competency in each is different. And assigning fractions just seems silly. Are my two semesters of college Italian worth a half? A third? And where would that leave my 283-day streak of learning Norwegian on Duolingo? The simplest answer to how many languages I speak is two.
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