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Dennis Lyons

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Native of NYC's greatest borough. After 8 years at USA TODAY, now Vice President/National Editor for CNHI, a company with more than 100 community newspapers.
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COLUMN: School choice series explores battles over public funding

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By Dennis Lyons Verified
| The Ada News Verified
A team of CNHI reporters has spent the past two months examining the growing trend of government funding being made available to families to use for paying for private and/or religious schools, as well as for home schooling. Looking ahead to a new school year, as well as the closing months of the 2024 presidential election — in which this will be a significant issue — our multi-part series, “School Choice: The Public Funding Fight,” explores this trend and its impact from a range of perspectives.
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Column: Don't let news fatigue get to you

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By Dennis Lyons Verified
| The Salem News (Salem, MA) Verified
Last month, I started binge-watching an old TV show some might remember called “Person of Interest.” It ran on CBS from 2011 to 2016 and told the ongoing story of an oddball, wealthy computer genius who developed a program that could predict acts of terror or violence and identify the people planning them and their potential victims. The idea, of course, was to stop the bad people from hurting the good ones. The show gave me my first introduction to Artificial Intelligence.
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LYONS: Don't let news fatigue get to you

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By Dennis Lyons Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Dennis Lyons, Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Ind. August 14, 2024 at 11:16 AM·3 min read Last month, I started binge-watching an old TV show some might remember called “Person of Interest.” It ran on CBS from 2011 to 2016 and told the ongoing story of an oddball, wealthy computer genius who developed a program that could predict acts of terror or violence and identify the people planning them and their potential victims. The idea, of course, was to stop the bad people from hurting the good ones.
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