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Des Moines woman disconnected from memories after hacker steals Facebook account Sandi Tollari used Facebook to document her family members' lives for a decade. Now, she's lost it all. Author: Eva Andersen Updated: 10:18 PM CDT April 19, 2021 DES MOINES, Iowa — Many of us share our lives on social media apps like Facebook, posting photos and fun memories so friends and family can celebrate our joys from miles away. Rarely do we think of how quickly we can lose those memories, as was the case for Des Moines resident Sandi Tollari. “[Facebook is] my personal archive of the last ten-plus years of my life,” said Tollari. “I’ve documented my family, our vacations, our trips...I’ve recorded the funny precious things my kids have said along the way.”
IPR Joshua Christian Academy’s main location used to be a public elementary school on the east side of Des Moines. The private, faith-based school would stand to benefit from a bill that would give money to families to spend on private school tuition. Gov. Kim Reynolds is prioritizing school choice legislation this year, including a voucher-style program for students in low-performing public schools. But opponents of the bill say it would come at the cost of students who choose to stay. The cafeteria at Joshua Christian Academy on Garfield Ave. in Des Moines doubles as a chapel where students in khaki pants and red polo shirts gather for worship every morning before classes begin.