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School board candidates in two Racine County school districts have received hundreds of dollars in donations from political parties in nonpartisan elections. New campaign finance reports show that candidates in the Burlington Area School District and the Muskego-Norway School District — which straddles Racine and Waukesha counties — received a combined $3,500 from Republican organizations. The Waukesha County Democratic Party had announced its support for three Muskego-Norway candidates — in response to Republican support for others — but the campaign disclosures show no D...

“There’s a song that Colleen, John, Candi (Pickrell) Austin, & Shari sang sometimes at the Assembly Church, called Freely, Freely. Two lines especially remind me so much of Colleen and how she continued to be a light and joy in her life, sharing God’s love with others many others: “And in Jesus’ name I come to you, to share His love as he taught me to.” Which is exactly what Colleen did.” ~ Shari Shelton, 2021 Colleen Anne Brown (née Florian), loving mother, sister, wife and friend, passed away surrounded by family during the evening of May 1, 2021 at her...

Ugly November memories, COVID worries, public input Several members of the board shared that they still have emotional “scars” from the Nov. 9, 2020, meeting of the school board, during which demonstrators shut down the meeting and yelled at elected officials before police arrived and the room was cleared, with a brief protest continuing outside. Demonstrators calling for anti-racism to be included in the Burlington Area School District's policies and curriculums shut down the School Board's meeting on Monday, Nov. 9, when the School Board didn't immiediately take up the anti-racism...

Snapchat’s speed filter was the subject of several cases in where individuals allegedly used Snapchat's speed filter to monitor their speed.

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT 9th Circ. Restores Snapchat 'Speed Filter' Death Suit Law360 (May 4, 2021, 4:46 PM EDT) -- The Ninth Circuit on Tuesday revived a suit alleging that Snapchat's "Speed Filter" influenced three boys to get into a fatal high-speed car wreck, saying that the Communications Decency Act does not shield the app's creator from claims about the design of the app itself. The panel reversed a dismissal order that found that Carly Lemmon, Michael Morby, and Samantha and Marlo Brown, the parents of two of the boys, could not sue Snap Inc. because of the CDA's provision grantin...