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Arizona's SB1687 would ban agencies, elected officials from using social media for official business Bill in Arizona State Senate takes aim at social media The new senate bill seeks to block government officials and agencies from using social media for government purposes. PHOENIX - Social media censorship has become a controversial topic in recent months. Now that social media companies have begun censoring, and in some cases, blocking political leaders from their platforms, a Republican senator in Scottsdale is introducing a bill that could get rid of government-based accounts altogether. "...

August 20, 1939 - January 7, 2021 Algoma, WI - Gary Michael Hemm passed away January 7th, after a years long battle with Alzheimer's. He was born August 20th, 1939, in Aurora, Illinois to Russell and Janet (Bergland) Hemm. He was baptized, confirmed and raised in the First Presbyterian Church in Aurora. At a very young age his Grandpa Bergland introduced him to fishing, which became a life long passion. He began working at the age of 12 cutting asparagus, mowing lawns, shoveling snow and delivering the newspaper. After graduating from Aurora East high school in 1957, he joined the army and se...

and shopping, OK Ko-Mart has both  click to enlarge One of the ways I often give myself a mini, one-hour vacation is by visiting ethnic grocery stores and restaurants that make me feel like I’ve been somewhere. It’s my way of relaxing, shopping for exotic ingredients and eating something entirely different. Luckily, the metro is replete with such stores and restaurants, including OK Ko-Mart Oriental Foods, 6000 SE 15th St., in Midwest City. This Korean market (with a restaurant in the back) has everything you need for creatin...

Newsrooms create an intentional and collaborative culture “Leaders will need to believe that newsroom culture has a bigger impact on the journalism than they understood in previous years — that a strong team dynamic is as important as their sharp and shiny stars.” In 2012, Google kicked off Project Aristotle, a study to learn why the best teams were the most effective. They asked questions and looked for patterns across scores of individual dimensions, such as personality, education, and how long members had worked on the team. When that yielded no patterns, they looked at team dynamics...