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  • Multimedia Freelance Sports Journalist, Freelance
Stevens Point, United States
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Multi-media freelance sports journalist. Marquette men's basketball is my first passion. In my free time, I enjoy live music, musky fishing and golf.

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New Public Sector Cybersecurity Governance & Student Digital Information Transparency Obligations in Force July 1

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By Scott Williams Verified
| hicksmorley.com
New Public Sector Cybersecurity Governance & Student Digital Information Transparency Obligations in Force July 1 Date: March 25, 2026 On March 23, 2026, two regulations made under the Enhancing Digital Security and Trust Act, 2024 (Act) were filed setting out the obligations on entities subject to the Act with respect to both cyber security and the use of digital technologies by persons under the age of 18.
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West Hollywood Grocery Store Dog Problem

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By Scott Williams Verified
| WehoOnline
What’s with all the dogs in Pavilions at 8969 Santa Monica Blvd in Weho? There’s a large sign at the entrance stating that dogs are not allowed in the store. There’s an exception for service animals, but people are bringing in animals that are obviously not service animals. The dog owners show no respect whatsoever to the store’s employees and patrons. Besides the obvious hygiene issues, dogs and their leashes present a tripping hazard to other patrons.
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Utah's declining vaccination rates represent a public health crisis Original

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By Michael Stapley, Scott Williams Verified, William E. Cosgrove, Nathan M. Money, Jason Hoagland
| Deseret News Verified
Your browser does not support the audio element. School has started. Childhood vaccination rates are down; exemptions are up. Measles concerns are up. The governor is highlighting vaccination benefits. What's going on? In the past, Utah has been among the states with the highest rates in the nation for children entering kindergarten. Vaccination levels consistently exceeded the 95% threshold recommended by infectious disease experts to prevent community spread.
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