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I’m so grateful for all my amazing NASA colleagues who shared my career journey with me,” said Ochoa upon hearing the news of her Presidential Medal of Freedom award.
During her career, Ochoa also received NASA’s highest award, the Distinguished Service Medal, and the Presidential Distinguished Rank Award for senior executives in the federal government. She has received many other awards and is especially honored to have seven schools named for her.
Ochoa also is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, and formerly chaired both the National Science Board and the Nomination Evaluation Committee for the National Medal of Technology and Innovation.  
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Rigby, who was born and raised in Delaware, is honored with the Medal of Freedom for her role in the success of NASA’s Webb mission – the largest, most powerful space telescope launched on Dec. 25, 2021 – as well as her longtime support of diversity and inclusion in science.
She is an astrophysicist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. She provides scientific leadership for Webb, which has made pioneering discoveries about the secrets of our universe and inspired the world in its first two years of science operations. Rigby worked on the development of Webb for many years, and subsequently led the characterization of Webb’s science performance, which now is exceeding expectations, and frequently shares the progress of Webb science with the public.
“Webb has become a symbol not only of technical excellence and scientific discovery, but also of how much humanity can accomplish when we all work together,” Rigby said. “I’m so proud and grateful to lead the amazing Webb team.”
Rigby is an active researcher, developing new techniques to better understand how galaxies evolve over time and form stars. She has published 160 peer-reviewed publications and has been recognized with awards such as NASA’s Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal, the Fred Kavli Prize Plenary Lecture from the American Astronomical Society (AAS), and the 2022 LGBTQ+ Scientist of the Year from Out to Innovate.
“Thousands of people around the world came together to build Webb,” said Rigby.
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Follow the instructions below to register:Go to Annie for VeteransSelect Your Log In Preference: My HealtheVet Premium, DS Logon Level 2, or ID.me. (Read more about secure account credentials or contact your VAMC and ask for the My HealtheVet coordinator.)Use the Wizard to register:ConsentRead the entire Information and Disclosure Factsheet. Once you have scrolled all the way down to the bottom, if you want to use Annie, check the consent box indicating that you give your consent to participate. You will NOT be able to check the box if you do not scroll to the bottom of the agreement.Select Next.Patient InformationFill in your mobile phone, re-enter it, and select your time zone.Select Next.Preferenceso    After reviewing ‘Receiving and Replying to Annie Messages,’ select how you would like to interact with Annie (via text message, the online version, or both). Select Next.Broadcast Message You can decide to receive limited broadcast messages from Annie. These messages include important information from your VA medical center, and they will be sent depending on the topics of interest you choose during registration. You can update your preferences in the online version at any time. The box is selected by default to receive these messages, if you would not like to receive these messages, then uncheck the box and skip step ‘b.’To move forward and receive messages:Select your VA Medical Center.Select the topics of interest that you would like to receive messages about.Select Submit.You will receive the following message from Annie confirming your participation “Annie thank you for registering! Text SUB to begin a subscription. Text HELP for help. To Stop, text STOP. Msg & Data rates may apply. Msg frequency varies.”Once you have registered, you can subscribe to receive Annie messages about your specific health interests.How do I choose what kind of messages I receive from Annie?During the registration process, you can decide to receive limited broadcast messages from Annie. These messages include important information from your VA medical center, and they will be sent depending on the topics of interest you choose. You can update your preferences in the online version of Annie at any time.
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Memorial Day is a time for remembrance, but also an opportunity to celebrate the service of those who have come before us.

<p><a href="https://www.va.gov/opa/speceven/memday/" rel="noopener">Memorial Day</a>&nbsp;was first widely observed on May 30, 1868, to commemorate the sacrifices of Civil War soldiers, but after World War I, Memorial Day became an occasion for honoring those who died in all of America’s wars.</p>

<p>The day was eventually more widely established as a national holiday throughout the United States, but at the state level. It was not until the Uniform Monday Holiday Act was passed in 1971 that Memorial Day was cemented as a federal holiday on the last Monday of May.</p>

<p>With our VA colleagues, we will begin the day by flying our flags at&nbsp;half-staff. In keeping with tradition and etiquette, those carrying our colors will raise the flag to the top of the flagpole (or “staff”), and then lower it solemnly to the halfway point as a salute to the brave people who served and sacrificed all in service.</p>

<p>Our greatest acknowledgement will come at 3:00 p.m., when we observe the National Moment of Remembrance. At this time, we will pause in our daily activities and reflect on the sacrifices made by those who have lost their lives fighting for the United States.</p>

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Construction funding is expected in July 2024. Additional Information Available.Parks and Trails Traffic Signal Box Painting at Community CenterArtist Amanda Santiago painted the traffic signal box at the Community Center entrance. The artwork was approved by the City Council and Arts Commission.**Madrone Channel Trail ProjectPhase 1 improvements for the Madrone Channel Trail have been completed. Phase 2 improvements will provide a paved trail along Madrone Water Channel from Main Avenue to Tennant Avenue. City Council voted to award the project to Beals Martin and Associates, Inc. in February 2024. Construction has begun on the trail between East Main Avenue and East Dunne Avenue. Trucks will be entering and exiting on East Main Avenue, Diana Avenue, and East Dunne Avenue. This section of the trail will be closed from May 20 to June 21 while construction is active in this section. Construction will then move to the portion of the trail between East Dunne Avenue to Tennant Avenue. Construction of this portion is anticipated between June 20 and August 8. The trail segment between East Main Avenue and East Dunne Avenue will reopen after June 22 when all construction activities and equipment have moved to portion of the project south of East Dunne Avenue. Learn more about this project at the City's Capital Improvement Program webpage. This project is made possible by Valley Water through the Safe, Clean Water and Natural Flood Protection Program and MTC Transportation Development Act (TDA) grant.Galvan Park Restroom MuralThe Galvan Park restroom is getting artwork! The artist will be onsite to sketch out and paint a mural on the restroom building. At least one restroom will remain open during this project. Please be respectful and do not touch the wet paint.  3rd Street Park Landscape MaintenanceSections of landscaping at the 3rd Street Creek Park will be fenced off for re-seeding efforts. The park will remain open to the public, but some sections will remain fenced off until May 2024 depending on health of new grass.Maintenance Updates Weed abatement throughout the City 

 
 
 

 

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The Town maintains approximately 323 lane miles of public streets. The Town's Pavement Management Program strives to make the most effective use of our resources to preserve and upgrade the overall condition of our streets. We use various methods to rehabilitate streets. We apply resources where they will have the most impact with the primary goal being the preservation of our streets and betterment of our community.Pavement Condition Index The Town uses a Pavement Management Program called StreetSaver that was developed by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) based on asset management concepts that help identify cost‐effective strategies for pavement maintenance and rehabilitation.StreetSaver is used to systematically organize and analyze inspection data to determine the condition of our street pavement. As part of this program the Town is required to regularly inventory the condition of the streets and assign each a rating from 0 to 100. This rating is referred to as the Pavement Condition Index (PCI). Currently, the Town's streets have an overall network PCI rating of 81, which is considered "Good to Excellent" condition rating. All Bay Area cities wishing to be eligible for federal and state grants for pavement projects must have a Pavement Management Program in place.CalRecycle Grant UseThe 2020/21 Pavement Resurfacing Project (Asphalt-Rubber Aggregate Membrane Cape Seal and Slurry Seal Project), Contract No. C-610E started in March 2022 and completed in June 2022. The project included ARAM application to 47 street sections (39 streets) with total area of 119,118 square yards. The project was funded through the Cal Recycle Rubberized Pavement Grant Program, and diverted 9,530 of California waste tires from the waste stream. 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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