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California has reinstituted its mask mandate. No one is interested in living in isolation again. Remember, “Your quarantine alcoholic name is your first name followed by your last name.”? Simple. Life doesn’t have to be complicated. What are the ingredients of Frito-Lay’s Corn Chips? Corn, corn oil, and salt. But technology, and compliance, are anything but simple. If you’re not set up for a “cybersecurity audit,” you should be. Vendor management is its own discipline, but as a lender you are resp...

In Pursuit With John Walsh: Jorge Rico Ruvira and Sophie Reeder Case 1: Jorge Rico Ruvera Place: Roswell, New Mexico Date: January 6, 2020 Isela Mauricio-Sanchez's sister in law Arcelia recalls the last time the two of them were together. She and her husband (Isela's brother) were visiting her and noticed

Stolen credit cards land man, woman behind bars, Lake County deputies say Addition charges may be forthcoming, investigators say (Right) John Mobley, 44 (Left) Brooke Holycross, 37 (Copyright 2021 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.) LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – Investigators say a man broke into a home in Lake County and then he and a woman went on a shopping spree with the victim’s stolen credit cards. Deputies arrested John Mobley, 44, and Brooke Holycross, 37, Wednesday at a hotel in Ormond Beach. Both are being held, as of this writing, in the Volusia County jail. The Lake County Sher...

Posted 3 hours ago  |  By Shiloh Carder Every NFL draft has some drama. Stars are born on that day, and everyone is trying to find that big sleeper and avoid selecting a bust. And we have Mel Kiper Jr. on hand to tell us who did it right and who doesn't know what the draft is for. So it is always fun to go back into the archives and see what a past draft night was like. With the 1996 draft hitting its 25th anniversary, it seems like a good time to look back at one interesting night. The '96 draft was different but produced a few of the greatest players to ever play their pos...

Groups like United Workers (members shown here at a 2018 rally) were instrumental in campaigning to create the city's Affordable Housing Trust Fund and pressuing the city to fund it. Now, the fund has made its first awards to community land trusts — a key pillar in Baltimore activists' vision for development without displacement. (Photo courtesy United Workers) Sometime later this year, or early next, the South Baltimore Community Land Trust will cut the ribbon on its first project: eight new, energy-efficient housing units behind Benjamin Franklin High School, sold to people in the Curtis...