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Get Your Cv Ready For Smartmatch On Aviation Job Search

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By Jess Miller
| Aviation Job Search
5 min read Share Aviation Job Search is preparing to roll out SmartMatch, a new AI-driven candidate matching tool that will soon be available to recruiters and headhunters on our platform. Its arrival is a timely reminder for aviation professionals to keep their CV updated and uploaded to the right places. As we know, aviation is a fast-moving sector, and so too is recruitment.
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On thin ice: Falls through the ice on Wisconsin lakes are becoming more common. There’s more than just warm weather to blame.

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By Jess Miller
| The Baldwin Bulletin Verified
This story was produced in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Investigative Journalism class taught in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. When Alec Hembree fell through the ice on Lake Wingra last winter, he remembered, “it was instantaneous.” kAmxE H2D ;FDE 27E6C 52C< @? y2?] a_] %96 E6>A6C2EFC6 H2D 2C@F?5 a 568C66D] w6>3C66 H2D C:5:?8 9:D 3:<6 24C@DD E96 7C@K6? =2<6 7C@> 9:D H@C< @? |25:D@?’D 62DE D:56 E@ 9:D 9@>6 @?
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Falls through the ice on Wisconsin lakes are becoming more common

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By Jess Miller
| PBS Wisconsin Verified
This story was originally published by Wisconsin Watch, and was produced in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Investigative Journalism class taught in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. When Alec Hembree fell through the ice on Lake Wingra at the start of 2025, he remembered, “it was instantaneous.” It was just after dark on Jan. 20. The temperature was around 2 degrees.
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