A former Bridgewater-Raritan High School gym teacher and coach who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a student has lost her teaching license was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Peter Tober on Feb 14 to 364 days in the Somerset County Jail after she pleaded guilty on Nov Pinto agreed to relinquish her certificates to teach health and physical education driver education and students with disabilities The State Board of Examiners in the Department of Education voted in April to accept Pinto's decision Pinto had also coached field hockey and girls lacrosse at the school Pinto was charged in November 2023 with first-degree aggravated sexual assault and two counts of second-degree sexual assault in connection with a long-term sexual relationship with a former student More: Piscataway police officer charged with child sexual misconduct The investigation began in October 2023 when the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office Sex Crimes/Child Abuse Unit was notified by the Bridgewater Police Department of an anonymous email alleging an inappropriate relationship between a teacher and a former student according to Somerset County Prosecutor John McDonald was identified and interviewed by detectives from the Sex Crimes/Child Abuse Unit and the Raritan Borough Police Department The former student reported engaging in a relationship with Pinto and said the relationship turned sexual when they were between the ages of 14 and 15 and continued until the senior year of high school In a lawsuit later filed against the school district the victim alleged it was the "classic textbook case of the sexual grooming of a child by an adult authority figure" to physical acts of abuse The lawsuit alleges the teacher would take the student give her alcoholic beverages and take her to her home where they watched "The Real L Word," a Showtime show with lesbian themes While most of the physical acts of abuse took place at the teacher's home in Raritan Borough most of the grooming and "emotional abuse" of the student took place on school grounds The future of teledentistry: How tech is transforming access to oral careCrain’s Grand Rapids Business: Andres Pinto professor and chair of oral and maxillofacial medicine and diagnostic sciences at the School of Dental Medicine shared his views on teledentistry and how he expects it to grow with new technologies and AI tools—and even be used to monitor oral health conditions “The future is a world where we can monitor things like salivary changes and what’s happening in the mouth before problems start,” said Pinto Interested in participating in a research study Looking for an upcoming event in your department Subscribe to The Daily Items that appear in the Community Postings section are submitted by visitors Posts are reviewed to ensure they are appropriate for our audience but typically are not edited by University Marketing and Communications Case Western Reserve University is committed to academic freedom and promoting diversity of 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contract The midfielder made 33 total appearances in MLS with the club having made his debut against Nashville SC on March 25 native also featured for FC Cincinnati 2 in MLS NEXT Pro during his time with the club The midfielder recorded three goals and one assist with the club’s second team He made his debut in MLS NEXT Pro on June 6 against Philadelphia Union 2 and recorded his first goal in the league against Inter Miami CF II on July 16 Previous to his time playing professionally Pinto developed his skills at the collegiate level with Princeton University He spent two seasons with the Tigers and made 34 total appearances with 30 starts The midfielder played in all 16 matches for the university in his last season and notched a career high of four assists in 2022 he earned Second-Team All-Ivy League honors and was named as an honorable mention following the 2022 season TRANSACTION: Colorado Rapids 2 sign midfielder Malik Pinto to an MLS NEXT Pro contract on January 22 It’s an apt description of his new album, Water Music a beautifully mad result of a composer steeped in contemporary vocal music The artwork alone captures the spirit of the Dec 2024 Gold Bolus release: a hodgepodge of cut out collaged images are piled in the corner of a black and white photograph of a child playing in the ocean it’s deadly serious and always led by the joy of musical discovery Water Music by Paul Pinto “Ancestor Song” starts with an infectious groove between the percussion and a synthesizer imitating a bass. This cascading melting pot lays the foundation for Paul’s voice, singing his own texts based on words by Isabel Castellvi Paul is not necessarily a virtuoso singer in the way classical listeners are conditioned to think – he lives in a world of distinctly un-classical techniques but it’s never a weakness; Paul knows exactly what his voice is capable of and he exploits it to the benefit of every moment Water Music loses a bit of energy after the undeniable forward propulsion of the first two tracks In “Grebe Song,” low vocal harmonies are processed to create an otherworldly but this soon gives way to an extended bit of ambient dissonance that doesn’t 100% justify the length of its stay the slow build of “Language Song” absolutely earns its six-minute runtime but on the heels of “Grebe Song,” the sense of creeping dread created by the track feels longer than it is in reality Any lost momentum is quickly regained in “Golf Song (golf takes up too much land),” which begins with a real earworm of a tenor sax and oboe duet: an uptempo ostinato that slowly transforms and morphs around itself I don’t want to give away how this is interrupted a little more than a minute in because the surprise is extremely addictive Paul’s ability to make the listener comfortable with a musical texture before subverting our expectations (like the free jazz freakout in the first movement) is infectious He keeps his audience on their toes without taking advantage of their trust or using those surprises as a cheap trick “Shallow Brown,” features Paul responding to a sample of the titular folk song The track follows a similar structure seen in the back half of “River Songs:” a minimalist texture is repeated and slowly developed This connection wouldn’t be as evident if the two works weren’t on the same album but repeated listens reveal some already used compositional tricks It’s not necessarily a strike against the piece itself but hearing and noticing a similar formal scheme can make the effect a little less exciting Gold Bolus does not seem to have plans for a physical release of Water Music which is disappointing since this music is so lovingly engineered and mixed It would be great to listen to this on a high quality physical format Water Music is a great example of functionally using the recording studio as an instrument It’s an album that lives in the joy of creativity and exploration stitching both the familiar and unfamiliar into a collage-like mish-mash of every tool at hand Water Music by Paul Pinto I CARE IF YOU LISTEN is an editorially-independent program of the American Composers Forum and is made possible thanks to generous donor and institutional support Opinions expressed are solely those of the author and may not represent the views of ICIYL or ACF You can support the work of ICIYL with a tax-deductible gift to ACF. 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You can support the work of ICIYL with a gift to ACF I write to you today to share some challenging truths about the future of diversity equity and inclusion (DEI) at the University of Cincinnati the federal government has effectively outlawed DEI programs and practices within government entities If you haven’t already, please take the time to read President Trump’s Executive Order 14173 from January 21 as well as the February 14 “Dear Colleague” letter from the U.S Department of Education Office of Civil Rights (OCR) which calls for the elimination of DEI in higher education these federal actions are sweeping in their scope categorical in their conclusions and pressing in their timing The OCR letter specifically states that we must comply with these new rules by February 28 after which OCR will begin holding noncompliant universities accountable Ohio public and federally supported institutions like ours have little choice but to follow the laws that govern us we will continue to work through our state and federal Government Relations channels to encourage legislators to support policies that honor the mission of public higher education which is so essential for the development of citizens for our democracy What does all of this mean for UC as of today Our leaders have begun evaluating jobs and duties related to DEI and examining our DEI programming initiatives and projects to bring all areas into compliance we have begun removing references to DEI principles across university websites and I am thankful for our university leaders and their teams who grasp what is at stake in this moment We must approach this process with the thoughtfulness and thoroughness that such complex comprehensive endeavors entail while always keeping the well-being of the people most affected at the heart of our efforts I recognize that these decisions are weighty and these actions are a departure from decades of established practice within academic communities I also continue to ask for your patience and understanding as we do the hard work that will be required to unwind many years of DEI efforts under an extremely compressed timeline We are committed to meet both our compliance obligations and our mission to provide a supportive learning and working environment where all are welcome and we are working diligently to arrive at answers we will share updates as information becomes available The University of Cincinnati is leading public urban universities into a new era of innovation and impact. Our faculty, staff and students are saving lives, changing outcomes and bending the future in our city's direction. Next Lives Here Message from President Pinto to UC Community: Moving forward together Pinto announced appointments to the new Academic Task Force on Building Community for Democracy President Pinto shares message regarding future of DEI at UC University of Cincinnati | 2600 Clifton Ave CHICAGO – Ricardo Pinto has joined the Loyola University Chicago men's soccer staff as an assistant coach, head coach Steve Bode announced Pinto returns to Rogers Park after previously serving in the same role at Loyola for two seasons (2019 and spring 2021) He replaces former assistant coach Oscar Rivero who has moved on to the professional ranks "We'd like to thank Oscar Rivero for all of his time and energy poured into Loyola men's soccer," Bode said "We're thrilled for him to get the opportunity to chase his dreams of coaching professional soccer with the Oakland Roots of the USL Championship." Pinto rejoins the Ramblers after spending last season coaching goalkeepers at Northeastern he helped the Huskies achieve their best defensive season since 2018 finishing with a team goals-against average of 1.06 Goalkeeper Colby Hegarty posted a 1.00 GAA while ranking second in the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) and 19th nationally with a .793 save percentage "We could not be more excited to welcome Ricardo back to Rogers Park," Bode said "Ricardo made a huge impact on our program—most importantly I know he's grown a lot in the last five years and I have no doubt he will once again make a great impact as he settles back in at Loyola." Pinto is no stranger to the North Side of Chicago having served on Northwestern's staff from 2021 to 2023 He helped the Wildcats secure three consecutive Big Ten Tournament appearances—reserved for the top nine teams—including a No he played a key role in goalkeeper Christian Garner leading the conference with 4.90 saves per game keeper Jackson Weyman recorded the third-most wins in the conference (eight) Pinto also helped secure back-to-back nationally ranked recruiting classes which placed fifth in 2022 and sixth in 2023 "I'm extremely grateful to return to Loyola University Chicago," Pinto said. "Some of my fondest memories came from being a part of this program. My goal is to assist this group of student-athletes in achieving the same success we shared years ago. Thank you to both Steve and Graham Brennan for entrusting me and I'm looking forward to working with them again Pinto helped guide the team to a Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Tournament title in 2019 and an NCAA Tournament berth goalkeeper Marcel Kampman recorded 44 saves and earned All-MVC honorable mention and a spot on the United Soccer Coaches All-West Region team where he helped the team qualify for the 2018 NCAA Tournament with a 12-5-3 record the Seahawks ranked 18th nationally in goals-against average and 19th in team save percentage He also coached goalkeeper Ryan Cretens to second-team All-CAA honors A 2016 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Pinto began his coaching career at Stetson in 2017 he helped the Hatters secure a 7-7-2 record an Atlantic Sun Conference regular-season title He coached ASUN Goalkeeper of the Year Joseph Melong and Freshman of the Year Deniz Dogan Pinto worked with GPS Florida as the director of goalkeeping while serving as the head coach of the U-12 GPS Florida Select I team he was an assistant coach at Iowa Lakes Community College where the team posted a 14-5-0 record and earned a No Soccer Federation "B" coaching license in 2025 and a master's degree in sport management from the University of South Dakota in 2017 Thanks for visiting 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Interstate Waste Services a leading vertically integrated provider of solid waste collection today announced the acquisition of Pinto Service a family-owned waste hauling company with deep roots in northern New Jersey The partnership brings together two family-founded organizations that share a commitment to exceptional service Founded in 1951 by Joseph and Gloria Pinto Pinto Service grew from a single-truck operation into a trusted waste management provider known for reliability and strong customer relationships  As one of the leading family businesses in New Jersey Pinto represents a special opportunity to integrate not only a loyal customer base tenured workforce.  Through this combination Pinto customers will gain access to a fully integrated and expanded recycling & processing platform and state-of-the-art safety technologies while continuing to receive the personal "As someone who grew up in the waste management industry through my own family business I have a deep respect for what the Pinto family built over the past seven decades," said Michael DiBella Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Interstate Waste Services "IWS is a family business built on family businesses We have grown by partnering with companies like Pinto that share our values of service After over 30 years of friendship with the Pinto family we're honored to welcome them to the IWS family and remain dedicated to maintaining the high level of service their customers have relied on for generations." IWS will integrate all of Pinto Service's collection services and its fleet of over 40 collection vehicles into its operations the Pinto family continues its leadership role of the new IWS Lodi NJ operations ensuring continuity while maintaining the strong relationships built over decades "This partnership is a perfect match," said Charlie Pinto "IWS not only shares our values and our dedication to service excellence but has a deep respect for our employees and the culture we have built We will continue delivering the high-quality service our customers expect with the continued support of the Pinto team who have been the backbone of our business for seven decades." the largest independent hauler in Orange and Rockland Counties the company remains committed to sustainability ensuring that family-founded values remain at the heart of its operations ContactAbby Fleissner Director of MarketingInterstate Waste Services, Inc.  [email protected] T: 716.400.9129  Interstate Waste Services ("IWS") and its New York City affiliate Action Environmental Services ("Action") Environmental Products & Services Conservation & Recycling Acquisitions, Mergers and Takeovers Do not sell or share my personal information: Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page The House recently observed a break for Eid Al-Fitr and will soon observe another break for Easter and Passover The focus at this point in the legislative session is the two-year budget that will begin on July 1 Committees are hearing final individual bills this week after which they will pass budget bills before the break please plan to join me on Saturday for an important event It was inspiring to see so many Minnesotans at the Hands Off rallies this past weekend protesting the ways in which President Trump and Elon Musk are undermining our rights and me for a special town hall this Saturday The key work of this session is setting a state budget for the next two years starting on July 1 Actions at the federal level – from inflationary tariffs to the gutting of public programs and funding – are already impacting Minnesotans and our state budget It slows expenditures in areas that are growing faster than the rate of inflation while making new investments in critical areas like education This is a responsible approach that ensures budget stability now and into the future helping to avoid dramatic cuts to essential services down the road I look forward to working with Governor Walz and the Senate on a final budget agreement committee chairs are crafting budget bills in their areas of responsibility and Economic Development Finance & Policy Committee Chair Baker and I appeared on Almanac to discuss this and other issues You can click on the image below to watch the segment I also serve as the DFL lead on the House Fraud Prevention & State Agency Oversight Committee a role which draws on my outside work as a prosecutor Fraud against public programs harms all of us – not least the Minnesotans who rely on these services to improve their lives I’m proud to partner with Governor Tim Walz in advancing an anti-fraud package that recently received its third committee hearing in the House The federal cuts and chaos cited above have now come for the U.S The Trump administration is gutting the department as part of its plan to enact a sweeping tax cut for corporations and the ultra-wealthy This will have dire consequences for kids in Minnesota we know that investing in our kids is a priority More than 860,000 students in Minnesota – including students in the St Paul public schools – depend on stable partnerships that have existed between their school communities the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) and the federal department across administrations the investments facilitated through those partnerships have played a key role in ensuring students in Minnesota receive the support they need to learn and thrive This will help the department to proactively plan for the state's future needs My DFL colleagues and I are advocating for three bills in particular to protect patients While none of these bills yet has Republican support my DFL colleagues and I will keep trying – Minnesotans are depending on us This session has been moving fast. Please don't hesitate to reach out anytime. The best way to reach me is generally via email. You can also contact my legislative assistant, Carl, at carl.kaase@house.mn.gov or (651) 297-8387 Thank you for the honor of serving our community Subscriber Preferences Page If you have questions or experience technical difficulties with this subscription  Pro Hockey Rumors May 3, 2025 at 4:54 pm CDT | by 1 Comment took some time coming back to try to get it as good as possible,” Tkachuk said take the time to get that all healed up… it could heal up in the next couple of weeks.” Entering a pivotal 2025-26 campaign for the Sens as they look to establish themselves in the upper echelon of the Atlantic Division it’s good news that their leading goal-scorer doesn’t expect any lingering effects and should head into training camp at full health Signed through 2027-28 at an $8.2MM cap hit he still led the Sens in playoff scoring with a 4-3–7 line and a plus-two rating through six games While his 0.76 points per game in the regular season were his lowest in four years he still topped Ottawa’s roster with 29 goals and would have registered his fourth straight 30-goal campaign if not for missing 10 games He’s never getting All-Star votes again but a guy who can provide solid second-line offense has good value Log in Register Pro Hockey Rumors is not affiliated with National Hockey League Register President Pinto shared the below update today: I write to share an important update regarding our search for a new executive vice president for academic affairs and provost we will relaunch a national search for a new provost in the fall More details to come on the process and timeline Interim Provost Kristi Nelson will remain in the role until June I will announce an interim executive vice president for academic affairs and provost to assume the role upon Dr I want to extend my gratitude to everyone who participated in the search process including a special thanks to the search committee Our talented faculty and staff position us to move forward from a place of strength and stability say that without the support of the Marian Spencer Scholars Program they would not be enrolled at the University of Cincinnati UC President Neville Pinto has again challenged every UC college and unit to send at least one rider to the September 14 Ride Cincinnati event to help fundraise for cancer research and cancer care Signup by July 31 for free UC-branded cycling jersey Thanks for visiting which was released on January 21 and prohibits any race- and sex-based preferences Trainor’s letter indicates that OCR will enforce civil rights statutes as prohibiting “race in decisions pertaining to admissions educational institutions may neither separate or segregate students based on race nor distribute benefits or burdens based on race.”  Provost Kristi Nelson and I are assessing the impact on our university and meeting with all deans and vice presidents this week to provide specific guidance and action steps We ask for your patience and understanding as we work through how best to comply with this confluence of complex fast-moving legal and policy changes at various levels of government We greatly appreciate all that you do to ensure the success of our university We remain committed to fostering a vibrant environment for inquiry UC President Neville Pinto shares important update the university is celebrating the return of UC Serves – a day for staff and faculty to share the experience of intentional focused service to the communities surrounding the University of Cincinnati campuses and beyond The day of service helps connect UC with community neighbors and build stronger connections among university employees UC Serves brings staff and faculty to the front lines in supporting UC’s institutional commitment to service and community impact in support of our local non-profit partners Just a reminder to consider joining other neighbors and me for the first "Chat with Dave" of 2025 in the Village View Room of the Highland Park Library District 64B  503 State Office Building(651) 296-4199  This evening members of my leadership team and I met with governance leaders from UC’s Faculty Senate Undergraduate Student Government and Graduate Student Government listening to questions and hearing concerns related to recent state and federal policy decisions As we shared with them, there was a significant development late on Friday when a U.S. District Judge in Baltimore granted a preliminary injunction to certain aspects of two of President Trump’s executive orders that seek to end government support for programs promoting diversity Provost Kristi Nelson and I are now working with our deans and vice presidents to adapt to reflect these developments staff and students who have shared questions and well-reasoned concerns and we understand there is tremendous pain and anxiety around these issues I want you to know that while the laws that govern us may change I believe there is great goodness in every member of our university community and together we will successfully emerge from this time of immense change and we will do everything in our power to provide you with an opportunity to meet your full potential as a member of the Bearcats community but we face it knowing that we are stronger together We know that when we treat others with equality and respect This belief has been transformational for our institution in allowing us to achieve our collective goals while also improving each of us individually I recognize that when the stakes are this high and I commit to you that we will continue to work diligently to fully understand and communicate the implications of these new policies Dawn Pinto, former senior vice president at Jacobs, was appointed chief financial offer at Raft The company said Pinto will be responsible for its financial strategies business transformation and efforts to enhance profitability “I am thrilled to welcome Dawn to the Raft team and look forward to working with her as she guides us to deliver growth and operational excellence,” commented Shubhi Mishra, CEO of Raft and a one-time Wash100 awardee “Her insights will be invaluable as we continue to advance our strategic priorities and make a positive impact for our customers and employees.” The financial leader brings to Raft more than two decades of experience in supporting commercial businesses and government contractors in finance Pinto most recently worked as CFO for Critical Mission Solutions Segment, which separated from Jacobs and merged with Amentum in September Commenting on her joining Raft’s leadership team “The team has quickly established themselves as leaders in delivering cutting-edge technology solutions to empower the U.S and I look forward to playing an integral role as Raft evolves in their journey.” The premier source of breaking business news for the government contracting industry to-the-point stories of the most significant contract awards M&A activities and financial results of the sector’s most notable players GovCon Wire is always on top of the most recent contracting sector activity and is updated in real time as the news breaks Important URLs: About us – Government Contracting FAQ – Guest Contributions – 2024 Events The makeup of the heavyweight division has been changing in recent years led by the ascension of interim champion Tom Aspinall a multi-tooled hyper-athlete who moves like a middleweight but carries the devastating power synonymous with the division Dana White’s Contender Series (DWCS) has added a handful of intriguing names to this collection including unbeaten Brit Mick Parkin and Brazilian Tallison Teixeira who registered a first-round stoppage win in his promotional debut at UFC 312 in Sydney last month another member of that oncoming wave will make the walk to the Octagon for the first time steps in against Austen Lane to kick off his UFC tenure Get Ready For FPI 10: Card Preview, Rules, Scoring And More “There is a next generation of heavyweights coming — that’s including Tom Aspinall obviously — and it’s not the same as before,” said Pinto who carries a perfect 9-0 mark into his promotional debut this weekend at the UFC APEX “There is a new type of hybrid heavyweight that is coming up “I tell people this all the time: heavyweights break the rules,” continued the newcomer who represents Portugal and trains at FightZone London under the watchful eye of Stuart Austin “Heavyweights break the rules in terms of technique and positions but you try to double leg a heavyweight and it's just not there you can't just get your hooks in on a back-take  “So I wanna show how I can problem solve “I wanna be an enigma in the heavyweight division.” In addition to wanting to be an enigma in the division the thoughtful and well-spoken freshman also wants to have a career that earns him a place the pantheon of all-time greats when it’s all said and done View Pinto's Athlete Profile man; I want to be one of the greats,” he said articulating his ambitions and recognizing he’s about to start down that road bringing a smile to his face started as an amateur: I want to be one of the greats; go as far as I can “I didn’t come this far just to get this far While his talents inside the cage are obvious and intriguing what really stands out about Pinto at this stage is the maturity with which he’s approaching his career and the way he thought through how to make that journey from debuting to dominating Where some athletes believe they’re ready for the big stage before they’ve ever set foot in a cage and have convinced themselves they could take out the reigning champion in their division if given the opportunity tomorrow Pinto has purposefully used his amateur career and the early days of his time as a professional to gain experience mix in against different body types and styles and cultivate a wise-beyond-his-years outlook to achieving his goals WATCH: How Dana White Turned The UFC Into A Multibillion-Dollar Business I was getting offered to fight in other promotions — I had agents or managers saying ‘You could go to the UFC now; they’re looking for heavyweights,’” began Pinto breaking down the way he's looked at his career to this point and how he anticipates it serving him well going forward and understanding — especially in the heavyweight division and I think heavyweights struggle with this — understanding that I can’t always be the hammer There’s always gonna be a brick house in front of me learn how to fight as the lighter guy; I’ve gotta be the one that moves building; getting cage time — I’ve done 25 minutes and that was a good experience for me,” he added “I believe fighters who go to decision know how to win but when you need to know how to win a fight ‘I’m not gonna knock this guy out; I’m gonna have to go to a decision.’ You have to push the pace and make sure the judges can understand that Order UFC 313: Pereira vs Ankalaev It doesn’t matter how long it’s gonna take to get the W Having that kind of mindset and genuinely being ready for a marathon rather than a sprint should serve Pinto well going forward especially as the spotlight begins to get brighter the spotlight could get cranked up in a hurry But the Portuguese rookie is ready for that too “I just understand it’s what I signed up for; it comes with the sport,” said Pinto again showing he understands all the beats of the sport and is prepared for all that is about to come his way it’s what Coach Stuart has prepared me for so you’ve got to welcome it and understand it’s part of the process.’ FOLLOW @UFCNEWS: On Facebook | On Instagram | On X and I have to take it one day at a time; I don’t complicate things I have to live in the moment where I am right now “Don’t get me wrong: I have my moments where I freak out but you’ve got to ride the waveand enjoy it “As much as I give my life to the this game I’m very fortunate to have people that care about me Pinto returns to the site of his DWCS triumph to face off with Lane the ex-NFL defensive lineman coming off his first victory inside the Octagon While it hasn’t necessarily been smooth sailing for Lane since reaching the UFC Pinto’s sensible approach and deep understanding of the ever-present threats that exist at this level again feel like they’ll suit him well as he makes the walk for his promotional debut READ: This Week On UFC FIGHT PASS | February 24 - March 2, 2025 "He hasn’t had the best career yet in the UFC but he’s still dangerous and you’ve got to give the guy credit — he had a whole NFL career and is doing it at the highest level,” he said of Lane who was a fifth-round pick of the Jacksonville Jaguars and logged 66 tackles and three sacks in five seasons before shifting his focus to MMA just a couple months after retiring from football in 2015 “He just beat (Robelis Despaigne) that everyone was afraid of and showed that he can still win in there.  “You have to give the guy credit: he’s dangerous “He knows he’s fighting a younger guy and I probably have a lot more pressure than he does so he’s just gonna go out there and do what he does And if he’s able to deal with it well and emerge victorious “It’s gonna mean everything,” Pinto said with a broad smile ‘I’m supposed to be here; I’ve been putting in all this work to be here.’” UFC Returns To Montreal For The First Time In 10 Years For UFC 315 If he is successful in his first foray into the Octagon this weekend the “slow and steady” approach he wants to take could be put to the test because a statement win from a promising young talent could lead to expedited opportunities forcing Pinto to choose between sticking to his guns or rolling the dice against a veteran name.  Faced with a hypothetical matchup against a Top 10 veteran the debuting prospect once again showed why he’s one to keep close tabs on going forward but I know that wouldn’t be a good move for me right now “I kind of like what Sean O’Malley did: he fought the right fights “Sometimes — and this is what’s important about the team — you’ve got to protect the fighter from himself,” he added “Sometimes you shouldn’t take every fight.” Updates To UFC Fight Night: Kape vs Almabayev Live From UFC APEX In Las Vegas On March 1 Identifying Three Emerging Talents To Watch This Weekend At The UFC APEX Look Back At Esteban Ribovics And Hyder Amil's Epic 2024 Campaigns As They Prepare To Shine At UFC Fight Night: Kape The Oklahoma City Thunder have earned some valuable time off the #1 seed in the Western Conference ran through its first-round opponent in the playoffs Memphis was no match for a healthy and hungry Thunder team that is playing like it is on a mission As they await their second-round foe – the winner of the Clipper v Nugget series – OKC will have added time to prepare “I’m not rooting for or against anyone because whoever we play the rest of the way is very good.” The radio voice of the Thunder has been a regular part of our Blitz for several years Matt joined us live on the Blitz Sunday night Dean Blevins has been the News 9 Sports Director since 2001 and has over 40 years of broadcast experience in Oklahoma and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox the Minnesota House Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Committee devoted its entire weekly hearing to a presentation from the Center of the American Experiment a right-wing propaganda group bankrolled by corporations and the ultra-wealthy the organization was revealed to have provided deceptive and incomplete information to policymakers and the public in the service of a political agenda the committee has yet to consider a single legislative proposal “The Center of the American Experiment is a cornerstone of Minnesota’s right-wing propaganda machine its ‘researcher’ admitted to having no direct evidence of or expertise in addressing fraud He then provided statistics that have been debunked and cherrypicked “Preventing and fighting fraud requires the use of real facts and real information Today the committee gave a platform to deceptive information given by a Republican-aligned outfit for political gain by Rebecca Turco Councilmember Brooke Pinto held a public hearing Wednesday on components of her new Peace DC plan SEE ALSO | Proposal to merge DC's violence interrupter programs outlines benchmarks for first year Pinto heard from dozens of public witnesses on seven of the bills encompassed in her plan: "It is so important that we empower our young people to succeed and there are a number of provisions in PCC that are really focused on supporting our young people," Pinto told reporters in between hearings Wednesday "I also heard a lot of really helpful testimony on these issues today from folks saying we need to start earlier: we need to be investing in our young people before they become justice involved," she said "And so our efforts to expand out-of-school time programming and expand the truancy pilot are also really important parts of Peace DC to say we have to recognize that our young people at an early age need access to these supports and economic mobility and opportunity and we shouldn't be waiting until the end Frankie Seabron, the program manager for the nonprofit Harriet's Wildest Dreams was among those who testified against the Pretrial Detention Amendment Act “We have to have a different way that we're dealing with crisis response," she told 7News afterward "We want to reduce the community's exposure to policing as a whole By getting trained mental health crisis response people to go down to those scenes We heavily believe in preventative measures What are the things that we can do to prevent people from going into the carceral system in the first place?” On Thursday, Pinto will hold a hearing for government witnesses on those same bills. the legislative session is beginning in earnest this week Republicans and Democrats are now sharing power following a recent special election in Roseville that returned the House to a tie an opportunity to gather and discuss the legislative session – and issues in Washington The next monthly “Chat with Dave” will occur this coming Saturday from 1:00pm to 2:30pm at Gloria Dei Church on Snelling This is an informal chance for constituents to discuss the issues important to them with at least 68 votes required for final passage Even better, yesterday the new representative from Roseville was sworn in, and the House entered a 67-67 tie. The previously negotiated power-sharing agreement will now be in effect for the remainder of the 2025-2026 term this means that almost all House committees are now co-chaired by Democrats and Republicans with an equal number of members from both parties The only exception is the Fraud Prevention and Agency Oversight Committee which will continue to have a Republican chair and majority Bipartisan support will be required both to bring bills to the House floor and on all conference committees I remain deeply concerned by the chaos and cruelty coming from the Trump administration Trump and Republicans in Congress are on the verge of enacting a sweeping tax cut for corporations and the ultra-wealthy paid for by slashing federal investments in health care for children we will need to be laser-focused on a state budget on helping working and middle-class Minnesotans I spoke at the State Capitol before a rally against what we are seeing in Washington It was a cold day but a fired-up crowd that will continue to demand action Events this session are moving especially quickly. The best way to reach me is generally via email. You can also contact my legislative assistant Carl, at carl.kaase@house.mn.gov or (651) 297-8387 www.house.leg.state.mn.us/64b facebook.com/repdavepinto Click to subscribe by Zack Larsen Every Monday throughout the Triple-A season we will have an Aces Weekly NSN Tonight segment recapping the past week's series with NSN's pick for player the Aces hosted the Round Rock Express as pitcher Juan Morillo got the call to make his major-league debut for the Arizona Diamondbacks When Anjali Pinto began her master’s degree in nursing at UIC in 2022 she already had one career under her belt.  Pinto had worked for years as a photojournalist and her photography appeared in national and international publications like the New York Times She particularly enjoyed portraiture and storytelling Yet the empathy that later led her to nursing was sometimes difficult to manage from behind the camera “I got very easily attached to people and their stories,” Pinto said she’ll graduate from the UIC College of Nursing’s master’s degree program for non-RNs she’ll take board exams to become a registered nurse What’s different about the non-RN program is that students enter with degrees in fields other than nursing like Pinto did with her photojournalism degree Graduates become advanced generalist nurses prepared to take leadership roles in their field Pinto’s career change from photojournalism followed another big shift in her life I felt like I needed to find a career that gave me more purpose and used my skills and talents,” Pinto said because you get to be in that intimate space with people and see them through difficult circumstances or hard news But there’s a lot more flexibility in what kind of role you take on A friend who is a nurse practitioner encouraged Pinto to enroll at UIC The university’s commitment to health equity and working in Chicago communities were persuasive factors Pinto has been working intensively with Chicago migrant communities partnered with the Chicago Department of Public Health she helped test and vaccinate people in migrant shelters during the measles outbreak last spring The experience led to another community health project that started in May serving families living at migrant shelters evaluated and implemented the project and won a Schweitzer Fellowship to support it While working with the Outbreak Response Team she came face to face with the needs of people living in Chicago’s migrant shelters Seeing a four-story shelter in Pilsen that housed 2,500 people Parents at the shelter lacked cribs for their children and babies So Pinto focused on providing them with what she could Partnering with the Lawndale Christian Health Center she handed out sleep sacks for babies and gift baskets with essentials like diapers She gave presentations on safe sleeping practices warning against the increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome from co-sleeping Perhaps the biggest comfort was the momentary respite she and her team provided moms who came for the presentations “Even though they’re in this congregate living situation many of them shared that they don’t feel like they have people they can trust,” Pinto said they gathered a group of moms at the shelter to talk about safe sleep practices and share a hot meal but it felt familial in a way,” Pinto said She knows first-hand that being a mom while balancing other commitments takes a lot of work But having her daughter see her graduate will be a reward “I feel a lot of pride knowing that she’s going to be at my graduation,” Pinto said of her 4-year-old daughter “That’s really meaningful to me — that I accomplished this while she was young and that she’ll know and see me as a nurse as she grows up.” , , , , , JPMorgan Chase announced new responsibilities for several senior executives as it continues to build on its leadership positions across global financial services who has served the firm for more than 40 years has informed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon of his decision to retire at the end of 2026 Pinto will relinquish his responsibilities as President and COO as of June 30 This will allow him to effectively transition those responsibilities in the coming months He will continue to serve the company as Vice Chairman of JPMorgan Chase working closely with and advising the CEO and other senior executives on key projects client relationships and complex issues facing the firm Co-Chief Executive Officer of the Commercial & Investment Bank (CIB) has been named Chief Operating Officer of the company working closely with Pinto over the next few months Piepszak will manage and coordinate all Technology as well as overseeing the firm’s Global Corporate Centers in India and the Philippines which employ more than 80,000 professionals will succeed Piepszak as Co-Chief Executive Officer of the CIB will succeed Petno and join Filippo Gori as the new Co-head of Global Banking All Corporate functions will be managed jointly by Piepszak and Dimon “Daniel Pinto has done a truly exceptional job in every role he has played at our firm I can’t thank him enough for his partnership and outstanding stewardship as President and COO most respected Corporate & Investment Bank in the world Daniel has been an outstanding business leader who has nurtured many of our top senior leaders and contributed to the success of businesses across the firm Daniel is a first-class person who I am proud to call a friend and he has made a truly significant impact on our company for more than 40 years I’m thrilled he will continue to support and advise us.” “I am very proud of the team here at JPMorgan Chase the company we have built and all we have achieved along the way I will continue to support our company in any way I can and am excited about the firm’s bright future I want to thank Jamie and the company for these extraordinary leadership opportunities throughout my career counsel and friendship he has provided me over the years.” “We are fortunate to have developed an exceptional team of world-class executives each of whom has contributed significantly to the success of our company I have never been more proud and optimistic about our company in large part because of the extraordinary efforts of these leaders and our other members of the Operating Committee and executive team.” And receive exclusive articles on securities markets The board is conducting a thorough process to identify the best replacement The fund is Morgan Stanley Investment Management's first evergreen private equity offering Modern technology enables traders to configure their workflows rapidly and efficiently Work is underway to extend retail access to private markets in model portfolios & target date funds Pinto Makes An Extraordinary Debut vs The Former NFL Star On March 1 2024) – The New England Revolution signed Luna eSports' Gonçalo "RastaArtur" Pinto as the club’s new professional EA Sports FC™ competitor ahead of the 2025 eMLS season is the Revolution's second eMLS representative signed through its partnership with global esports team Luna eSports owned in part by Liverpool FC and Portugal National Team star Diogo Jota replaces the 2024 eMLS Cup and eSports World Cup champion who staked his claim as the world's best EA Sports FC 2024™ player while representing the Revs last year RastaArtur brings his own extensive EA Sports FC™ experience to New England He has been a member of Luna eSports since October 2024 RastaArtur also owns two eLiga Portugal tournament victories including his 4-3 win in the 2020-21 Taça eLiga Portugal Grand Final RastaArtur captured a triumphant 8-2 victory in the eLiga Portugal Winter Final “It's a pleasure to represent the Revs,” RastaArtur said “I'm looking forward to play in one of the best eLeagues in the world and to compete for titles and continue the legacy started last season.” Since beginning his professional career in the FIFA 18 tournament RastaArtur has participated in numerous elite tournaments including the FIFA 19 eNations Cup He has also represented the Portugal National Team and Liga Portugal clubs Sporting CP “We are excited to continue our successful partnership with the New England Revolution after an incredible year of collaboration and achievements,” Diogo Jota said “Together we set new standards of excellence we remain committed to building the success for both organizations Here's to another year of shared vision and hopefully triumphs.” The complete 2025 eMLS calendar of events and competition format will be announced in January 2025. Meanwhile, the MLS offseason continues with the MLS SuperDraft presented by adidas on Friday, December 20, available to view on MLSsoccer.com and the MLS social platforms Paul) was designated as the DFL co-chair of the House Labor and Workforce Development Finance & Policy Committee with jurisdiction that is currently held by three separate committees Representative Dave Baker (R-Wilmar) will serve as Republican co-chair Representative Pinto released the following statement: “I'm delighted to co-lead the House's efforts this term with respect to labor Baker and I started in the legislature together and I'm confident that we can craft a budget that works well for our state in these areas Minnesota has long been a state with both a high quality of life and a strong economy The investments that we've made in the last two years have built on that history I look forward to further steps to make our state an even better place to work and live.” Members of the committee will be designated later but are expected to be equally divided between Democrats and Republicans. A full list of House committee co-chairs for the upcoming biennium can be found here Pinto will be serving his sixth consecutive term in the Minnesota House of Representatives The 2025 Legislative Session begins on Tuesday Marie was a distinguished member of the United States Navy Nurse Corps achieving the rank of Lieutenant Commander Her dedicated service during the Vietnam and Korean Wars earned her numerous honors and the admiration of her peers Marie continued her commitment to nursing in the Wheeling area where she touched countless lives with her skill and compassion Marie graduated from the Wheeling Hospital School of Nursing and earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Duquesne University Her faith was a guiding force throughout her life Marie had a deep appreciation for the arts collecting many styles from around the world cherishing the opportunity to explore new cultures and landscapes Her family was of utmost importance to her and she treasured the time spent with her nieces and nephews Marie also found joy in the company of her friends at Welty and held dear the moments shared with them Marie is preceded in death by her beloved parents Michael and Lena (Scolastice) Pinto; her brother She is survived by her niece and nephews: Susan and Tom Pinto Pamela Winiesdorffer Sonnefeld and David Sonnefeld who will all remember her warmth and generosity The family wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude to the Griffith families as well as the loving and attentive staff of Good Shepherd Special thanks are extended to Cathy Schehl for her caring support during Marie’s final days from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Altmeyer Funeral Home A Mass of Christian Burial will take place on Saturday Marie will be laid to rest with full Military Honors at Arlington National Cemetery at a date and time to be determined a fitting tribute to her esteemed service to her country Marie Louise Pinto’s legacy of kindness and love will forever remain in the hearts of those she touched Memories and condolences may be shared at www.AltmeyerFuneralHomes.com | https://www.theintelligencer.net | 1500 Main Street traditional pinto bean variety from Michigan State University (MSU) that exhibits good dry down at maturity and excellent canning quality This full season maturing variety has an upright combined with resistance to lodging and high pod placement within the plant canopy make it suitable for direct harvest production systems The upright plant structure also contributes to avoidance of white mold ‘Charro’ is resistant to strains of bean common mosaic virus (BCMV) found in Michigan as well as rust race 31:7 but is susceptible to anthracnose and common bacterial blight ‘Charro’ produces a conventional pinto bean seed that meets industry standards for export and packaging and was rated above average in canned bean appearance in the pinto bean seed class was developed from the cross of Eldorado/P11519 ‘Eldorado’ was a high yielding upright pinto variety with good avoidance to white mold MSU breeding line P11519 was an upright pinto derived from the variety ‘Santa Fe’ that had excellent uniform dry down at maturity coupled with good yield potential The pedigree breeding method was used to advance the cross to the F4 generation followed by pure line selection for disease ‘Charro’ exhibits the upright type-II indeterminate short vine growth habit combined with good resistance to lodging similar to other traditional pinto bean varieties such as ‘La Paz’ and ‘USDA Rattler’ (1.6 on a 1–5 scale Table 1) while displaying the upright architecture of the ‘Eldorado’ parent ‘ND Falcon’ was slightly more erect while ‘Windbreaker’ lodged significantly more (3.3) making direct harvest more difficult and favoring the development of white mold ‘Charro’ plants average 21 inches in height and ‘ND Falcon’; while ‘Windbreaker’ was much shorter at 16 inches ‘Charro’ is a full season bean flowering in 46 days and maturing in 97 days after planting on average The range in maturity is from 94 to 104 days It matures 1-d later than ‘La Paz’ and 5-d later than ‘Windbreaker’ ‘Charro’ exhibits similar maturity as ‘ND Falcon’ and ‘USDA Rattler’ It has a high agronomic acceptance rating due to upright plant habit ‘Charro’ has been tested for 8 years (2016-2023) in 37 locations by MSU researchers in Michigan Canada where it appears to be broadly adapted The combined yield data comparisons are shown in Table 1 ‘Charro’ yielded 31.2 hundredweight per acre (cwt/acre) and significantly outyielded ‘La Paz’ by 7% ‘ND Falcon’ by 21% and ‘Windbreaker’ by 31% Seed yield was not significantly different than ‘USDA Rattler’ (15%) The yield ranged from a high of 48.5 cwt/acre in Montcalm County under irrigation and high management conditions in 2018 to a low of 22 cwt/acre in Tuscola County in 2016 under dry conditions at the Saginaw Valley Research Center (SVREC) near Frankenmuth ‘Charro’ appears well adapted across a range of environmental conditions and well suited to the narrow row, direct harvest management system commonly used in Michigan. Growers should follow current recommended practices for fertility and weed control in growing this variety. Recommendations can be found online at the SVREC site (https://www.canr.msu.edu/saginawvalley/) and at MSU Weed Science (www.msuweeds.com) ‘Charro’ possesses the single dominant I gene which confers resistance to seed-borne BCMV All the pinto bean varieties listed in Table 1 possess the same resistance gene ‘Charro’ exhibits resistance to bean rust race 31:7 similar to the other pinto bean varieties shown Over eight years of field testing ‘Charro’ has exhibited moderate levels of tolerance to white mold under high fertility in frequently irrigated trials designed to encourage disease development in Montcalm County It has shown similar results under rainfed conditions throughout the Saginaw Valley region ‘Charro’ averaged 51% white mold infection across all locations evaluated for white mold development under conditions conducive to natural infection Disease incidence was rated similar to ‘USDA Rattler’ slightly less than ‘ND Falcon’ and significantly lower than ‘La Paz’ and ‘Windbreaker’ ‘Charro’ has a typical sized traditional pinto bean seed with a size range from 1194 to 1008 seeds/pound (Table 1) The seed is similar in size and color to ‘La Paz’ and ‘USDA Rattler’ and larger than ‘ND Falcon’ or ‘Windbreaker’ ‘Charro’ was subjectively rated by a team of panelists as being above average in cooking quality It was rated 4.2 on a scale of 1=very undesirable to 5=very desirable for visual appearance which was better in comparison to the other pinto varieties ‘Charro’ exhibits excellent canning quality in the traditional pinto bean market class disease and canning characteristics of ‘Charro’ with four other pinto bean varieties over 8 years and 37 locations testing (2016-2023) in Michigan c Yield was averaged over 38 locations from 2016 to 2023 ‘Charro’: A new pinto bean variety for Michigan [E3494] DOWNLOAD FILE Tags: agriculture, dry beans, field crops, msu extension Issued in furtherance of MSU Extension work This information is for educational purposes only Reference to commercial products or trade names does not imply endorsement by MSU Extension or bias against those not mentioned The 4-H Name and Emblem have special protections from Congress We comply with the Federal Trade Commission 1998 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) Going into Carver-Hawkeye Arena to wrestle Iowa can be a daunting task for any wrestler many great wrestlers have succumbed to the pressure of the crowd and the opponent who drew motivation from losing 6-5 to Abe Assad two years ago in his first trip to Iowa City as a freshman Pinto took care of business in what may be a contender for match of the year — an 18-11 decision over then-#6 Patrick Kennedy “I remember the last time I was in Carver and I lost by a point — I remember the feeling,” Pinto said I knew I really wanted to leave that place with a win knowing it might be my last time ever in Carver It is a real special environment for all wrestlers even the opposing team — with all the cheering and it’s just an amazing opportunity to be down there competing on the mat.” Pinto has long considered himself a professional so he takes that mindset and his experience wrestling on big stages with him into matches like this one He’s a veteran who has wrestled in 84 career matches with a 63-21 career record you have to know how to understand and handle those environments so for me that was just another match,” Pinto said he didn’t just see that level of professionalism out of Pinto he saw it up and down the lineup as Nebraska narrowly dropped the dual to #2 Iowa 19-16 The #4 Huskers held a 16-9 lead after 184 pounds and never trailed in the dual until after the final bout when #21 Harley Andrews fell to #11 Ben Kueter 8-0 I was proud of how our guys handled the mental stress of wrestling at Carver-Hawkeye I’ve had teams and I’ve seen millions of teams over the course of the last 30 to 40 years not handle it well,” Manning said and that bodes well for being in the Big Ten finals and being in the national finals That’s something that we’ve worked on throughout the year so Lenny handled that well — then he just wrestled.” Pinto started things off with an early feet-to-back He then added another takedown to go up 10-1 early in the first period Kennedy responded with a takedown and four near-fall of his own on the edge of the mat Pinto went into the second period up 11-9 when the smoke cleared Kennedy then rode Pinto out for the entire second period but it was essentially tied 11-all with the riding time With less than 10 seconds left in a match that looked destined for sudden victory Pinto dug in one of his patented underhooks snagged Kennedy’s left leg and drove through for the takedown and a full set of backpoints I have the ability to put this guy to his back and I know I can do it again.’ I knew he was tired so I knew that wasn’t a factor,” Pinto said I know the kid has good discipline in his stance and his hand fight and he keeps walking you down kept fighting hands and staying in good position “In the third period on the final takedown I knew once I got my underhook and I felt him kind of sit there and relax — and that’s been one of my most dominant moves since the beginning of college — if I just send this thing one time as hard as I could Pinto has been known for his underhook offense in college It was honestly in college when I kind of figured it out,” Pinto said “Guys just have more of a disciplined wrestling style coming into college and I had to find a way to make these explosive moves — I had to come up with something where I could just run through someone This one worked because of the whole element of surprise —  like a game of playing possum where they never really know when that burst is gonna come.” Pinto says there’s not much difference — he still doesn’t cut very much weight after trimming his body down in the fall before the season I just trimmed down my body of extra fat I didn’t need and got to a healthier weight It’s honestly no struggle whatsoever making 174,” Pinto said I’m at this healthy state where I don’t even really need to worry about my weight.” Pinto shot up and let the crowd know it with his celebration but he wanted to make clear that the moment may have just gotten the better of him a little bit “I hadn’t had a big win in a while and I was just excited about the moment being in Carver but I’m always grateful for God and all my opportunities — that’s the backbone of everything I do,” Pinto said A major boon for the Huskers this season has been the performance of redshirt freshman Christopher Minto He’s 4-1 in Big Ten duals this season with his only loss a 5-1 decision against Iowa’s #2 Michael Caliendo “I think Christopher did a really good job and I think there were a couple positions where if he would have wrestled different we could have gotten the takedown,” Manning said He was a guy who stayed in the moment and the moment wasn’t too big.” When you account for the fact that Minto had to beat out a top-10 guy it makes what he’s done this season even more impressive Minto went on to down then-#9 Andrew Sparks 5-4 in a dual and got a 7-2 win over Michigan’s #14 Beau Mantanona “It really shows his potential and where he can go and now we just have to be more attentive to details We need to know where we need to go and get there a little quicker,” Manning said “We weren’t surprised as a staff to see he was right in the mix (against Caliendo) and he had to beat out a really tough guy in the room to do it.” Coming out of Mariner High School in Florida Minto was not on any of the Big Boards.  so people are starting to figure it out a little bit but we saw something in him — particularly coach Manning saw something in him when we recruited him a few years ago,” Nebraska associate head coach Bryan Snyder said in late December.  When asked about what it was that he saw in Minto that some other programs and coaches maybe didn’t see and I could just see the grittiness in him and the desire that ‘I want to wrestle at this level and I’m going to do anything I need to do to get there.’ I knew he was a hard worker so he had the characteristics that fit our model for our program — great work ethic He’s a guy that was willing to put in the work so he had those qualities that I saw that kids can really rise up so it’s not really surprising to me to see him be where he is He has a great potential to finish really high this year.” Minto reminds him a lot of his former teammate but his leg defense and scrambling abilities are honestly fantastic,” Pinto said “He’s just starting to get the feel for the college scramble but once he capitalizes a little more in the scrambles I think guys are going to be fearful to shoot on him then I think he’s really dangerous and is going to do some great things.” Nebraska saw another important upset when #6 Silas Allred beat then-#5 Gabe Arnold of Iowa 4-1 in sudden victory handing the Hawkeye his first official collegiate loss After a brutal January when Allred dropped consecutive matches to #1 Carter Starocci he’s now won four straight conference matches He’s 15-3 on the year and 4-2 in Big Ten duals “It just shows us what Silas is capable of doing and he stepped up in a big moment which is inspiring for his future coming up in the Big Tens in a month and obviously the national tournament,” Manning said so he’s going to have to do that three or four more times That’s something you can keep laying bricks on and keep adding to that mindset and that mental aspect of the sport that you can do it.” Get the most important Wrestling stories delivered straight to your inbox Chairwoman of the Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety introduced a comprehensive plan Monday that aims to further reduce crime and foster sustainable peace in the District According to a press release from Pinto's office, the Peace DC plan builds on the progress made following last year's implementation of her Secure DC bill ALSO READ | DC Council passes Secure DC crime bill during final vote The Peace DC plan is based on four key pillars: "Our hope is that if we move forward with this plan we can continue to see and build on the success that we've had as a city last year and make sure that more people can be peaceful," Councilmember Pinto told 7News Councilmember Pinto said the program should be solely operated under ONSE “It doesn't make sense procedurally to have a violence interruption program housed out of our local prosecutor's office," she told 7News She said an executive agency should be responsible for violence prevention "so that we can do all of the coordination that we need if somebody is on the brink of committing a crime and we get to them early enough," she explained "We need to have access to housing supports Last month, a second person connected to ONSE was charged with federal bribery surrounding violence interruption contracts At an oversight hearing following the announcement of the latest charge Councilmember Pinto told 7News: "These particular allegations deal with contracts that were also associated with the Councilmember White incidents and we're no longer working with those community-based organizations They're no longer receiving government funds And so the public should have confidence knowing that actions have already been taken to address some of these concerns." Councilmember Pinto said the council has since built safeguards for multiple layers of review for divvying out grants “I worked with [ONSE] to remove the middleman who was managing the grant disbursements which to me never made sense," she said certainly to make sure that all of these dollars are going where they need to go and that there is public trust in the efficacy of this spending.” Among other things, the Peace DC plan would provide housing, financial and employment support for returning citizens, fund the expansion of the Department of Human Services Truancy Pilot to include DHS resources and supports to families of truant middle schoolers in addition to the existing partnership with select public high schools and set up a pilot program to provide wraparound supports for kids in the system and follow-ups with a trusted adult in the year following a court agreement “Our hope is that if we move forward with this plan we can continue to see and build on the success that we've had as a city last year and make sure that more people can be peaceful," Councilmember Pinto said “I commend the proposal's focus on improving how the District intervenes with young people in the justice system to make sure they don’t re-offend," Attorney General Brian Schwalb said of the trusted adult program in a statement to 7News this pilot would be duplicative of many existing programs that already operate across several DC agencies I would prefer to see the District improve coordination of our existing programs to ensure maximum effectiveness." Councilmember Pinto’s full Peace DC plan includes: Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application He was the son of the late William Pinto and Lucy Caranfa and dear cousin Elizabeth Gagliardi.  Bill was a graduate of Upper Darby High School and served in the United States Air Force.  Relatives and friends are invited to his Visitation Tuesday 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at The Donohue Funeral Home ln lieu of flowers, donations in Bill's name can be made to The National Kidney Foundation, Attn: Gift Processing at National Kidney Foundation HQ, 30 East 33rd St., New York, NY 10016, kidney.org Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Many people in CEAT have supported Pinto and helped him get where he is today.   This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Nebraska wrestling three-time NCAA qualifier Lenny Pinto entered the NCAA transfer portal, per Pat Mineo. He has one year of eligibility remaining. Pinto qualified for the NCAA Tournament in all three of his varsity seasons with the Huskers. He was a Blood Round finisher in the last two seasons, falling one win shy of the All-American podium. Following a redshirt year, Pinto went 22-11 at 184 pounds, qualifying for the tournament in Tulsa. The following season, he went 24-6 and made it to the Blood Round. The 2024-25 campaign was different as Nebraska shook up the lineup, dropping Pinto down to 174 pounds and 197 pounder and All-American SIlas Allred to 184. Pinto went 24-7 this past season but fell to Cornell’s Simon Ruiz in the Blood Round. Overall, Pinto is 70-24 in his career. Now, he’ll hit the portal and explore his options for his final season. Meanwhile, Nebraska heads into next season fresh off a 2nd place finish at NCAAs behind the dynasty that is Penn State. The Huskers had eight All-Americans, three NCAA finalists and two national champions under Mark Manning this season. Manning also joined On3 Wrestling to recap the season and dive more into the program. Top 101Field of 64 projectionPredicting College Baseball Tourney Hot4Trump By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms and use of my personal information described therein Ridge Lovett won’t be back as he ended his career as a national champ but he’ll be around in the room helping develop the next guys up while pursuing his senior level goals Lovett finished his career 99-21, per WrestleStat. He was a five-time NCAA qualifier and three-time All-American, finishing as the 2025 NCAA champion. Manning and crew are going to run back six of their eight All-Americans for the 2025-26 season. Nebraska finished 2nd at NCAAs, a historic finish with 117 team points. The Huskers established themselves as a force to be reckoned with, once again, moving forward. Hot4Trump, Saban blastedNIL order ripped On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media