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Director/Writer Robert Resto of Restro Films will continue filming his prodigy ” Z Dead End” in 2022. Robert Resto is a producer and actor, known for The Brain Hunter (2013), Z Dead End and Brain Hunter: New Breed (2022).
This Epic one of a kind Zombie story takes place on July 4th, 2015 and the world is ending without any warning. Bodies begin dropping from the sky colliding with the ground only to rise once more.The bodies are swiftly determined to be zombies, and they’ve invaded earth. No one knows why the zombies have arrived. Except for a mysterious little girl named Emily Sullivan. As humanity continues to fall at the hands of these monsters. A few people…
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The Chartiers Valley girls beat Moon Friday, 79-26, in a WPIAL Class 5A Section 1 game. The win stretched the Colts’ winning streak to 62 games, tying the state record set by Lancaster Catholic from 2017-19.
Chartiers Valley (5-0 overall, 3-0 section) could break the record with a win Monday against South Fayette. Chartiers Valley entered the game against Moon game tied with York Catholic for the second-longest streak at 61 games. Chartiers Valley led, 27-5, after the first quarter and by 48-11 at halftime.
Junior guard Aislin Malcolm led Chartiers Valley with 24 points while junior forward Perry Page added 14. Chartiers Valley is averaging 73 points a game this season.
Emma Theodorsson scored 18 of Moon’s 26 points.
Chartiers Valley’s previous loss was to District 10’s Harbor Creek in the 2018 PIAA playoffs.
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Well most people have now gotten 3 stimulus payments. People have been able to stay on unemployment over a year, getting more then double what they normally would. And people have been allowed to not pay their rent. And there is now talk about a 4th stimulus payment. Enough is enough-it is time to make people go back to work! There I said it-make people go back to work! Oh my God how terrible for me to say this. To say people should be working and not taking handouts from the government? What the heck is wrong with me!? I am such a terrible person! How dare me suggest people should be working for their money! How dare me suggest people should pay rent or be evicted! I will say yet another terrible thing-the Corona Virus is no more, it is over! It is now in the same category as the flu or foot fungus. Take an aspirin and get over it, open everything up and get back to every day life. The government had their fun, they controlled our lives with no over sight for over a year, it is time to give us back our rights and let us go about our life as we wish. People can get the vaccine if they want or not get it, what ever they choose. In the last year the government has created a debt that will take generations to pay back. Inflation will…