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Carey at 17:11, 19 May 2024

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Carey at 01:53, 18 February 2024

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	'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. In his online biography at [https://www.sandylydon.com sandylydon.com], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”		'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. In his online biography at [https://www.sandylydon.com sandylydon.com], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”
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Carey at 01:52, 18 February 2024

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	'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. In his online biography at [https://www.sandylydon.com sandylydon.com], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”		'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. In his online biography at [https://www.sandylydon.com sandylydon.com], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”
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Carey at 00:37, 11 February 2024

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	'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. On his [https://www.sandylydon.com~~/biography website~~], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”		'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. In his online biography at [https://www.sandylydon.com sandylydon.com], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”

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Carey at 16:50, 10 February 2024

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	'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. On his [https://www.sandylydon.com/biography website], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”		'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. On his [https://www.sandylydon.com/biography website], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”

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'''Sandy Lydon''' is a local history author, lecturer, and travel group leader. He retired from a full-time faculty position at Cabrillo College in the spring of 2000. Since then he has been leading groups across Central California and occasionally across the world. On his [https://www.sandylydon.com/biography website], Lydon notes that "September 2011 [was] the 50th anniversary of walking onto the campus of Elk Grove Senior High School (Sacramento County) to begin my teaching career. Since then I have taught formally and informally in every imaginable situation from being Varsity Baseball Coach at Elk Grove to college and university classrooms, to the set of the KCBA evening news as a full-time weather anchor, to a bus careening across the Mongolian steppe.”