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Ballot drop boxes; early voting; election security; absentee voting; pandemic voting; socially distanced voting

Forty states had approved the use of metal drop boxes for ballot collection, but many states are outlawing them due to security concerns even though they're generally more reliable and tougher than mailboxes.

They have survived getting hit by vehicles, but much of the battle over voting rights has centered on big metal ballot drop boxes.

A sheriff's deputy is acquitted of all charges related to a man's death during a traffic stop. Sonoma County Sheriff's Deputy Charles Blount was unanimously

The Portrait of Sonoma County 2021 Update is a mixed picture. The report was compiled by a research agency to provide information on social conditions in our

State Senator Mike McGuire will host a virtual conversation with the public later this week. McGuire will talk with the public to learn more about the omicron

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This week's patented ideas include a portable exercise device, dynamic network resiliency, and an oral energy device, to name a few.

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February 1, 2021 Evansville, WI - Dawn Ellen Andrew, of Evansville, WI, died peacefully on February 1, 2021, at home in Magnolia township. Dawn was born in Magnolia township on July 21, 1925, the youngest child of Clarence and Mary (Thompson) George. She grew up in the country with siblings Evelyn, Dean, and Lee. Dawn had a pony named Jim that she rode to school. Jim learned to untie himself and often went home at noon. Dawn learned to run fast when she was chased home by the Fuchs and Gransee ...