Columbus is on track to spend more than $6M on ShotSpotter. But is it worth the cost?
The Columbus Department of Public Safety is on track to spend more than $6 million on ShotSpotter since signing on in 2018.
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I-80 reopens; thousands remain without power across Nebraska
Thousands of people in Southeast Nebraska remained without power Thursday morning, while Interstate 80 reopened after being ...
John ‘Jack’ Lindung, retired Alex. Brown & Sons bond salesman, dies
John ‘Jack’ Lindung, a retired Alex. Brown & Sons bond salesman, died of pancreatic cancer March 8 in Naples, Florida. He was ...
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Managers Have Won the War on Remote Work. But Where Does Everyone Sit?
Remote work appeared, at first, to be that rare thing in corporate America: an efficiency measure that made both management ...
15 Fun College Towns in the Midwest
College towns with Midwest charm and culture The Midwest is filled with lively college towns, each with its own charm, energy and student-fueled culture. Dominated mostly by schools in the Big Ten ...
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Jalene Hahn: Read ’em or weep: Financial literacy is a must
Being financially literate is one key to economic stability. It includes understanding how to make smart financial decisions, budget effectively, save for the future and handle money challenges in ...
The defining photos of the pandemic — and the stories behind them
Five years after the pandemic started, we look back at some of the most memorable photos that were taken during the global ...
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People Are Predicting The Once-Popular American Traditions That Will Disappear In The Coming Decades, And Good Riddance To Some Of These
Lee's birthday, Jefferson Davis's birthday, and Columbus Day ... My older sister got married in a small room in city hall, and my twin sister had a small backyard wedding (though that one ...
People Are Predicting The Once-Popular American Traditions That Will Disappear In The Coming Decades, And Good Riddance To Some Of These
Traditions will always come and go in the US, and as the years go by, it gets easier to predict the ones that will fade.
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The defining photos of the pandemic — and the stories behind them
Many people across the city expressed their displeasure by banging ... Emile Ducke/The New York Times Elementary school students sit at desks spaced apart in Løgumkloster, Denmark, in April ...