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  The Star Press

  Substance abuse survivor seeks to help other victims, families

  Brian Bell was a featured speaker at the Third Annual Delaware County Symposium of Substance Use Disorders, held at Ball State University.

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  Entertainment

  Consequence of Sound

  Weezer Announce 2022 Release Dates for Four New SZNS Albums

  Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter will each arrive on the first date of those seasons. Weezer Announce 2022 Release Dates for Four New SZNS Albums Wren Graves

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  Politico

  Houses on the Hill aren't for living. They're for lobbying.

  On this episode of Playbook Deep Dive, Playbook co-author Tara Palmeri talks to lobbyists about how they leverage their townhouses next to Congress for access and power.

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  Sports

  The Topeka Capital-Journal

  'Tradition doesn't graduate': Washburn Rural boys soccer success fueled by continuity and experience

  Head coach Brian Hensyel has been part of the soccer program at Washburn Rural for the past 25 years, with the same coaching staff for the past 17.

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  Bangor Daily News, Maine

  Jury awards Belfast man more than $850,000 in retrial for employment discrimination

  Oct. 29—A federal jury on Thursday awarded a Belfast man more than $850,000 in back wages and damages following his second employment discrimination trial in three years. The jury awarded 32-year-old Brian Bell $42,000 in lost wages, $75,000 in compensatory damages and $750,000 in punitive damages. Bell sued his former employer, O'Reilly Auto Parts in Belfast, in 2016 after he was fired when ...

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  The Evening News and The Tribune, Jeffersonville, Ind.

  Local arts organizations, libraries join for SoIN Big Read program

  Oct. 6—NEW ALBANY — A new program is bringing together Southern Indiana libraries and organizations through one book. The Arts Alliance of Southern Indiana is collaborating with local partners to launch the SoIN Big Read, a regional community reading event focused on the book "The House on Mango Street" by Sandra Cisneros. The Floyd County Library, Jeffersonville Township Public Library, ...

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  The Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Ind.

  The Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Ind., Ken de la Bastide column

  Aug. 21—It seems like a long time before filing for the 2022 primary election opens at the Madison County Clerk's office, but there is already some activity. The Republican Party currently holds 10 of the 12 county offices that will be contested and could increase that dominance next year. The only county offices the Republican Party doesn't currently occupy are that of sheriff and the 3rd ...

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  Business

  TechCrunch

  Split.io announces $50M Series D to continue growing feature flag platform

  Owl Rock was lead investor, with participation from Northgate Capital and existing investors Accel, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Harmony Partners, Microsoft’s venture capital fund M12, Atlassian Ventures and ServiceNow. The company has raised $110 million in total, including its $33 million Series C last summer. CEO Brian Bell, who came on board at the end of 2019, says the company helps development teams deliver controlled rollouts of new features.

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  TheGrio

  Kendrick Johnson case to be reopened 8 years after his death

  The case of Kendrick Johnson is being reopened. According to a report released Monday by WALB News 10, the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office has reopened the Johnson case. Sheriff Ashley Paulk told WALB News 10 the officers received 17 boxes of documents along with computer towers and hard drives of data and information that had been collected during previous investigations.

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  Reuters

  U.S. tech venture investing gets a boost from pandemic

  Brian Bell, chief executive of Split Software, was in a meeting pitching investors when California announced the shelter-in-place policy to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in March. In the days that followed all of his meetings were delayed or canceled as venture capital investments froze. According to previously unreleased data from PitchBook, in the first nine months of 2020, U.S. venture capital firms invested $88.1 billion in tech startups, up from $82.3 billion in the first nine mon

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