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6 days ago |
wavy.com | John Davis
As I reflect on my past four months at WAVY, I remember how fortunate I am to receive the opportunity to be here in the first place. For my final day today, I joined sports anchor James Kattato to aid in producing his new digital show interviewing local athletes at colleges and high schools. We headed to Oscar Smith High School to talk with four-star athletes Travis Johnson and Lonnie Andrews ahead of their pro day.
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1 month ago |
muddyrivernews.com | John Davis
It’s hard to imagine, but consumers still crave free experiences and perks, even in a world where subscriptions are rife and almost everything appears monetized. In fact, this is one of the main reasons why freebies in 2025 are still so widely celebrated. In the current economic climate, who can blame consumers for flocking to consider anything that doesn’t cost them a cent?
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2 months ago |
news.clearancejobs.com | John Davis
Operations security came about due to the changing world of security requirements. We’ve learned a lot about countermeasures to espionage and sabotage. Before, during the Second World War, even up to Vietnam, we worked incredibly hard to prevent our secrets from being exposed. B-17 pilots, for example, who were shot down over Europe in WW II, were ordered to shoot the bombsight of their aircraft if they made an emergency landing. This was to destroy the Norden bombsight.
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Feb 10, 2025 |
reporternews.com | John Davis
I’m an unlikely person to serve as a living testament to how Texas benefits from our emergence as the nation’s top clean energy producer. I come from an oil and gas family. My dad worked for many years as a landman for Shell Oil. I grew up on the outskirts of Houston, the energy capital of the world. I attended public schools in Pasadena ISD in the shadows of both the nation’s largest petrochemical refinery complex and the Port of Houston.
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Jan 6, 2025 |
newmedia-wi.com | John Davis
People who recharge their electric vehicles at public charging stations will pay a new tax in the new year. Legislators created the new 3 cents per kilowatt tax and Gov. Tony Evers signed it into law. Businesses, including hotels that offer EV chargers, will have to register with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue. In a release, Revenue Secretary-designee David Casey said the new tax will help maintain the state’s roads.
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