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The Morro Bay High School Drama Department received a $5000 check from the new owner of the Bay air force 1 Theatre, Cameron Wilson. In January, Cameron decid hoka ed he wanted to salomon speedcross donate proceeds from the screening of the locally filmed movie, Camera by Jay Silverman to a local organization. He later chose the high school s drama department as the beneficiary. This is all just our profits from the show. We had an amazing turnout. We had one sold-out show at the theatre, 300 seats. And we opened a second show and we almost sold that one out, Wilson said. So we had a lot of proceeds to give to the high school. Kate Kostecka, Morro Bay High School Drama Director, told KSBY the department will be using the money for future productions, better technology and some outreach and field trip opportunities. This donation is really going to help our department, Kostecka said. We run off of ticket sales and donations, and budgeting is always an interesting factor when we decide on shows and opportunities.
A woman doesnapos;t know whether to laugh or cry after her plumber boyfriend stole her toilet following their breakup. She decided to end things with her boyfriend because he apos;doesnapos;t pay his way adidas sambarose apos; and apos;refuses to tip service staffapos; - both traits she doesnapos;t want in a long-term partner. Shortly after their breakup, she went to lie down in her bedroom while he packed his bags to leave their shared house. But she ended up falling asleep while he collected his belongings - and when she woke up, she discovered her toilet was missi adidas samba ng. In a resurfaced Reddit post, she said: I split up with my boyfriend yesterday. I fell asleep while he was packing and he stole my toilet. Heapos a licensed plumber so he knew what he was doing. I wonapos;t lie Iapos;ve been laughing about it too. Every breakup just gets more and more interesting. Read more: Sign up to Mirror USapos SMS updates for the latest straight from the newsroom For nike air force all the latest on n Ltsn Thousands baffled by bizarre photo as no one can work out what it s of
The Morro Bay High School Drama Department received a $5000 check from the new owner of the Bay air force 1 Theatre, Cameron Wilson. In January, Cameron decid hoka ed he wanted to salomon speedcross donate proceeds from the screening of the locally filmed movie, Camera by Jay Silverman to a local organization. He later chose the high school s drama department as the beneficiary. This is all just our profits from the show. We had an amazing turnout. We had one sold-out show at the theatre, 300 seats. And we opened a second show and we almost sold that one out, Wilson said. So we had a lot of proceeds to give to the high school. Kate Kostecka, Morro Bay High School Drama Director, told KSBY the department will be using the money for future productions, better technology and some outreach and field trip opportunities. This donation is really going to help our department, Kostecka said. We run off of ticket sales and donations, and budgeting is always an interesting factor when we decide on shows and opportunities.
