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DISCLAIMER: The Best Damn Thing I Ate series is where Melz On The MIC checks out restaurants all across East Texas for the purposes of review. Melz was not compensated or given free food for his review. Its Black History Month as you know and my focus this month (and EVERY MONTH) is to show love to minority owned businesses in East Texas and thankfully, lots of yall have hit me up to let me know where you are and you can best be assured that Ill be stopping by to see all of yall soon. So this p...

Cumberland Valley School District will examine hiring its own police force Updated Jan 08, 2021; The Cumberland Valley School District is looking into hiring its own police officers. In a virtual school board meeting held Monday, a proposal was submitted to the board by superintendent Dr. David Christopher. That proposal would examine how officers employed by the district would operate, and what training and requirements would need to be met through the district’s School Safety and Security...

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5G will start to live up to its hype in 2021 -- for real this time CNET 12/15/2020 Shara Tibken © Provided by CNET 5G will continue to improve in 2021. Graphic by Pixabay/Illustration by CNET The rise of 5G and foldable phones invigorated the mobile industry, setting the stage for a big 2020. Then the novel coronavirus pandemic hit. The world, and phone sales, screeched to a halt. But the funny thing is, in the midst of a global crisis, phone sales bounced back.  As the v...

the law does not go on to prescribe any penalties, civil or criminal in violation of days. so while i believe the secretary to have been a technical violation of this passage of the energy policy act of 2005, there is no penalty. for that reason earlier this year by introducing another bill, 5063 to prescribe the monetary penalty between 10 and $15,000 for people who violate the statute, the bill is based on the anti-deficiency act and provides administrative penalties for executive br...