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David Hyland

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Music journalist, digital evangelist, nonpracticing historian and New Jersey exile. soundbytesmusic.com OR soundbytesmusic.substack.com/
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By David Hyland Verified
| GazetteXtra Verified
Two economic reports released this week offer some potentially encouraging signs for consumers and businesses, although prices remain substantially higher than they were a year ago. New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics offer a look at recent price trends in the Midwest and nationally. While neither report provides Wisconsin- or Rock County-specific figures, both provide context for the price pressures facing businesses and households closer to home.
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Soundbytes Music: Daily Rundown August 14, 2026

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By David Hyland Verified
| Substack
Here's an runthrough of the latest and most important stories and information happening in the world of pop music. Welcome to Soundbytes’ daily music briefing for people who believe songs matter — and so do the stories behind them. Each weekday, we cut through the noise to find the news, discoveries, arguments and oddities shaping rock, pop, hip-hop, country, metal, folk, funk and everything rattling the walls between them.
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Rock Commerce: Pet-waste companies turn unwanted chore into growing business

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By David Hyland Verified
| GazetteXtra Verified
Thomas Dietz was on his honeymoon in Colorado in 2019 when inspiration struck. He and his wife had recently gotten married, acquired a dog and, in Dietz's case, reached another milestone: He was getting out of the U.S. Air Force and thinking about starting a business. There was also a week's worth of dog waste accumulating back home.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Sports editor at Ka Leo O Hawaii(The Voice of Hawaii)

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

speeding ii up by being nearly instantaneous