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League of Women Voters announces Democracy Works Award winners

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By Jessica Smith, Jessica Smith
| Daily Democrat Verified
The League of Women Voters invites the public to its annual Democracy Works Award recognition ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 9, starting at 6:00 p.m. The League will honor Dr. Lizette Navarette and Dr. Shannon Reed of Woodland Community College (WCC) at the Davis Veterans Memorial Center Multipurpose Room, located at 203 E. 14th St. The free event will be followed by a League member meeting.
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Oklahoma reaches multi-million dollar settlement with CVS Caremark

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By Jessica Smith
| KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
The Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office announced a $32 million settlement with CVS Caremark, resolving claims that the pharmacy benefit manager withheld discounts and rebates intended for state employees. Attorney General Gentner Drummond stated that CVS Caremark retained millions of dollars in pharmaceutical discounts and rebates meant for Oklahoma Health Choice, a plan benefiting state employees.
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Stay Safe in 2025: The Top Anti-Ransomware Software Reviewed

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By Jessica Smith
| Medium
Imagine locking your house, only to find out a thief got in through the window you forgot to shut. That’s what ransomware feels like in the digital world. One wrong click, one shady download, and suddenly — your files are locked, and someone’s demanding money to give them back. Ransomware attacks have been growing like weeds in a rainy season, and 2025 isn’t slowing down. Whether it’s your grandma’s computer or a startup’s database, nobody’s safe without the right tools.
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