In this picture (of the crash that Doug describes in his letter) the left rear side of his truck is the only part resting on what’s left of the guardrail, and the left front corner of his truck is resting on the small trailer that had been being towed by another pick-up involved in the crash.

Under the roadway there are aluminum beams (about 3 ½” wide) that are spaced about four feet apart, they support the guardrails. The guardrail had been totally broken away in about a 15 foot section.

In this picture I’m standing on one of those 3 ½” beams holding partially shut the passenger side door of Doug’s truck (the door was jammed and couldn’t be shut all the way) with my left shoulder, with his body weight also pushing against me. I’m reaching over the

Lots of parents are talking about their unhappiness with this past year's football coaching....I saw plenty of justification for that unhappiness when I attended numerous games this past year.....

.....I don't have a child on the team, I don't have a child at all; but I have a nephew that is a very good defensive lineman....He's contemplating quitting because of the VERY VISIBLE friction/conflict in the coaching and the way/effect it carries to the team....

........At several practices conducted in scrimmage format the varsity boys just could not compete with the jv squad.

...So where was the qb substitutions during bad games...and several other substitutions should have been made.