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Steven Francis Techet Steven Francis Techet
Steven Francis Techet was the consummate story teller. He probably should have written his own obituary, but here we are writing it for him, after his two-year battle with melanoma. Steven passed away peacefully on Saturday night, April 10, 2021, at Transitions LifeCare in Raleigh, N.C.
Steven was a devoted husband, loving father and doting grandfather. He is survived by his wife, Joan Richards Techet; his two children, Alexandra and Andrew Techet; his seven grandchildren; and his sister, Whitney Posillico.
Steven was born Aug. 15, 1945, in Manhattan, N.Y. He grew up in Garden City, N.Y., and was a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College and Washington University Law School in St. Louis, Mo.
USA TODAY
A House subcommittee hearing Wednesday on media disinformation, especially in cable news, broke down predictably along partisan lines. But representatives and other speakers agreed that the issue is of major concern in an age of increasingly polarized media and amplification of falsehoods.
Much of the disagreement stemmed from a letter sent this week by California Democratic committee members Anna Eshoo and Jerry McNerney to distributors of pay TV and streaming services decrying a right-wing media ecosystem that they claim is more susceptible to disinformation and lies. They ask why they continue to carry right-wing media outlets such as Fox News, Newsmax and One America News Network (OAN).
Grand Rapids Business Journal
Inside Track: Immigration experience attracts Yoo to law
Paperwork error sent his family back to Seoul 13 years ago, reinforced his dream to pursue a legal career. Courtesy Justin Razmus, 616 Media
Sungjin Yoo learned early on in life that the devil is in the details a fact that makes him passionate today about creating legal contracts that minimize risks and errors.
The second of four children and a native of Seoul, South Korea, Yoo grew up looking to the example of his father, who was the second of seven children born to a poor farmer in a small village in post-war South Korea.
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