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SALT LAKE CITY — It appears the west side of Salt Lake City is once again on the wrong side of the digital divide, as almost all permitted 5G antennas are being concentrated downtown and in eastern neighborhoods of the city. Its a multifaceted issue the city has little to no control over, and one that Turner Bitton, vice chair for the Westside Coalition in Salt Lake, said needs to be addressed by the telecommunication companies behind the installations. As the world continues to shift online...

Announcement may come as soon as March 23 Board meeting New Bern residents frustrated with the lack of options for internet service may soon have a reason to celebrate. During the March 9 Board of Aldermen meeting it was announced that the City is in discussions with a company that could provide an alternative to Suddenlink, the main internet provider in Craven County.  Colleen Roberts, City of New Bern public information officer, has since confirmed that MetroNet is the internet provider unde...

by Sara Golling on Tuesday Mar 09 2021 Screenshot capture from the March 8, 2021, remote Council meeting. Opioid crisis;  the “plastic bag” bylaw;  property taxes;  changes to bylaw enforcement; RDKB report; and more            Present: Mayor Kathy Moore and Councillors Dirk Lewis,  Chris Bowman, Janice Nightingale, Andy Morel, Stewart Spooner and Terry Miller; Staff present included CAO Bryan Teasdale, Planner Stacey Lightbourne, Recreation and Eve...

Image Credit: FACEBOOK/Gary Leck March 02, 2021 - 12:08 PM Big White Ski Resort workers have been displaced after a large amount of snow from a neighbouring rooftop smashing into a fourplex yesterday. Snow that accumulated from a roof slid into a fourplex on Snow Pines Road, causing significant damage to the building at roughly 5 p.m., March 1. The incident displaced 23 people who are currently being housed at the Inn at Big White, said Big White Fire Department fire chief Ch...

Sun Journal Like most other aspects of life, city election cycles have been thrown into disarray since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. In New Bern, it appears delays in gathering national census data will push municipal elections originally scheduled for this October forward to 2022.  The current Board of Aldermen, as well as Mayor Dana Outlaw, were elected to four-year terms in November 2017 and would normally have served until December of 2021. However, due to COVID-19 related delays in ...

by Sara Golling on Wednesday Feb 17 2021 Rossland City Council Meeting, February 16, 2021 -- By Zoom Rezoning moves ahead; Mid-Town Transition project out to tender; Winter Games 2026?  Disturbing intrusion at the Library; RDKB report . . . Present:  Mayor Kathy Moore, and Councillors Andy Morel, Stewart Spooner, Janice Nightingale, Chris Bowman, Dirk Lewis, and Terry  Miller. Staff: Planner Stacey Lightbourne, CAO Bryan Teasdale, CFO Elma Hamming, Recreation and...

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Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, said on Thursday a British tabloid had been held to account for its “dehumanising practices” after she won a privacy claim against the paper for printing extracts of a letter she wrote to her father. Meghan, 39, the wife of Queen Elizabeth’s grandson Prince Harry, sued publisher Associated Newspapers after its Mail on Sunday tabloid printed parts of the handwritten letter she sent to her estranged father, Thomas Markle, in August 2018.

 Judge says she had a "reasonable expectation" that a letter to her father would remain private.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Meghan Markle on Thursday won her high-profile privacy claim case against a British newspaper group for publishing a private letter that she wrote to her father.