Nightly Buzz, Aug. 27, 2019: High School lockdown + Paradise High football + Sacramento libraries
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Arden schools cleared after social media threats made against Jesuit High
Jesuit High School and Rio Americano High School were on lockdown today after a shooting threat was made via Snapchat.
Light rail crash follow: ‘It was too late,’ train operator says
A light rail passenger took video moments after last week’s train crash in north Sacramento. In the video, the train operator can be heard saying it was too late to stop.
Paradise High football team plays first game since Camp Fire
Roughly 5,000 people packed the field for Paradise’s first game since the deadly Camp Fire last November. All of the players and coaches on the team were displaced by the fire.
What we’re reading at Sacramento Public Libraries
Nearly 37 million library items, including books, DVDs and audiobooks, circulated throughout the Sacramento Public Library system over the past year.
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