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As seen in: The Denver Post, Anchorage Daily News, Edmonton Journal, The Gazette (Colorado Springs), Daily Camera, The Observer (Notre Dame), Echo Press, Heber Springs Sun Times, The Daveberta Podcast
Director of NIL Strategy for the Wisconsin Badgers. Aspiring DIYer. Proud dad. Fullback enthusiast.
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Colorado shows how to investigate and prosecute use of force by ICE (Opinion)

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By Michael T. Dougherty, Brian Mason
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Michael Dougherty and Brian Mason The killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minnesota were tragic, horrific and maddening to watch. Tragic because two lives ended during encounters with federal law enforcement. Horrific because we have all seen the terrible chain of events that led to these deaths, captured by bystanders using their phones.
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Alomore Health: Keep quality, affordable care close to home

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By Brian Mason, MN Association
| Echo Press Verified
By Brian Mason, MN Association of Professional Employees Local 1602 president State government employees were recently informed that Alomere Health’s Alexandria clinic will be reclassified from a Level 2 to a Level 3 provider under both of the employer-provided insurance options: HealthPartners and Blue Cross. At first glance, this change may seem minor, but it represents a significant increase in out-of-pocket health care costs for anyone who continues to receive care at Alomere.
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OPINION: If we want to keep good teachers in Alaska, we need defined-benefit retirement

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By Brian Mason
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
In the spring of 2022, I found myself in a strange, yet increasingly familiar position. At 44 and with 16 years experience, I was once again the youngest and least senior member of the science department at Chugiak High. In the 15 years since I joined this school that I love, we had hired roughly a dozen science educators who were young and full of energy and ideas. In that time, exactly zero of them had stayed for more than a few years.
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