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Mehta’s Top 20 Jets Countdown: No. 18 – Rookie TE Chris Herndon can be a difference maker in the slot

Herndon should open more eyes in camp and the preseason. The Jets don’t exactly have a litany of quality options after Austin Seferian-Jenkins, who had 50 receptions last season, signed with the Jaguars in free agency. Herndon and 2017 fifth-rounder Jordan Leggett, who missed his entire rookie season with a knee injury, have the most potential at this position of need. Eric Tomlinson is more blocker than receiver. Clive Walford had some success in Oakland. Neal Sterling and Bucky Hodges are also on the roster. Manish Mehta The post Mehta’s Top 20 Jets Countdown: No. 18 – Rookie TE Chris Herndon can be a difference maker in the slot appeared first on Breaking News, World News, US and Local News .

Kansas Supreme Court rules school funding inadequate

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Supreme Court Monday ruled for the third time in two years that the state’s spending on public schools is inadequate despite an increase approved earlier this year, but gave the state another year to come up with more funding. The high court rejected arguments from the state that a new law phasing in a $548 million increase in funding over five years is enough to provide a “suitable” education for every child as specified in the state constitution. But in a nod to the Legislature’s efforts, the court delayed its mandate until June 30, 2019, or until further order of the court. The court said that by making “financial adjustments” the state can satisfactorily address the remaining issues. Those include changes addressing inflation. Four school districts that sued the state in 2010 argued that the increase still left the state as much as $1.5 billion a year short of what was necessary. The state now spends more than $4 billion a year on aid to its 28...

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How to Get Free Chick-fil-A on Cow Appreciation Day

Here’s a free food deal that will really get you moo-ving. On July 10, Chick-fil-A restaurants will celebrate their 14th annual Cow Appreciation Day, meaning anyone wearing cow-related attire and visiting between opening time and 7 p.m. will receive a free entrée. “Cow Appreciation Day is the one day of the year when it’s okay to dress udderly crazy in exchange for free food,” the restaurant notes on its site. Children wearing anything cow-like will receive a free Kid’s Meal. Adults in cow clothing can choose from a number of different entrées, a list of which will soon be available on the Cow Appreciation Day website. The cow apparel doesn’t have to be fancy, and you don’t need to be decked head-to-toe in cow print. Even a cow accessory, such as a cowbell or cow ear headband, will qualify. No one will beef with you or accuse you of milking the deal.   Heck, last year some diners just grabbed a black Sharpie and drew cow spots on white T-shirts, some printed out spots or cow ...

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