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Donor Development at YMCA of Greater CLT. Former anchor at @WBTV_News in Charlotte. Six-time EMMY award-winner. Wife. Mama. Walking by faith. Matthew 19:26 🙌🏼
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A Trip Is Not an Admission: The “Honest Belief” Defense and the Limits on Policing FMLA Leave Use

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By Mary King
| JD Supra
[co-author: Sam Russell]* Every summer, employers encounter a familiar situation: an employee is on Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leave due to a serious health condition, and a manager sees a photo on social media of the employee at the beach. Immediately, the manager’s instincts point toward misuse of leave and potential discipline.
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The Least of These Inspires Readers to Discover Christ Through Compassion for the Forgotten

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By Mary King
| EIN Presswire
The Least of These by Manny & Mary Ann King Manny and Mary Ann King share powerful true stories of redemption, hope, and faith that reveal God's heart for those often overlooked by society. NEW YORK CITY, NY, UNITED STATES, July 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Manny and Mary Ann King introduce The Least of These: Finding Jesus Among the Broken, an inspiring collection of true stories that highlights the transforming power of compassion, faith, and genuine human connection.
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Commentary: Investing in people is clear path forward for Oregon Gov. Kotek’s ‘Prosperity Council’ Original

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By Mary King
| Newport News Times Verified
Rather than recycle the big business lobby’s permanent agenda to beef up its bottom line, Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek’s Prosperity Council recommendations should follow the evidence. Prosperity comes from public investments in people and their capacities, especially in education from early childhood through apprenticeships and higher education. A highly skilled, adaptable labor force attracts and grows businesses, supports innovation and raises incomes for everyone.
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