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by: Laura Morrison Posted: Mar 21, 2023 / 04:32 PM EDT Updated: Mar 21, 2023 / 06:26 PM EDT **Related Video Above: ‘Dating’ app lets people set up doggy play dates for their pets.** CLEVELAND (WJW) — Dating is challenging. First you have to find someone you like. Then you (at least initially) need to leave your house to meet up. You follow up and hope they like you back and eventually, become exclusive. Make it past all of these pitfalls, and then perhaps the worst happens: you find out they’re cheating or just generally bad people. That’s where the Facebook group called “Are We Dating The Same Guy? | Cleveland / Akron / Canton” comes into play. The group, which is specifically designed as a safe space for women who mostly date men, was set up to keep others informed about who they’re working with. Getty Images photo “This group is not about hating men,” the Facebook group description stipulates.  » Read More

It's easier said than done these days, but with the help of a Facebook group, parents are finding cost-effective summer camp options with the click of a button. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Parents are digging through their pockets with high inflation costs nearly everywhere, but now sticker shock has hit children's summer camps. With the demand already surging past supply for certain camps, many parents are asking for more budget friendly options ahead of the summer. There is a resource parents are utilizing on social media, though, to cut costs and find the best options. "It really started small and its grown considerably which has been great", Anna Snowden, a mom and architect of the CLT Summer Camp, (Afterschool) Activities and No-School Days Facebook page, said. She wanted a place for working parents to find and create space for summer learning experiences. Two years later, her page has over 4,000 members. "Honestly that is one of the biggest shocks to people that are new to camps,  » Read More

PEN ARGYL, Pa. - Slate Belt Regional Police Department has arrested one man and is on the hunt for another accused of setting off explosives in Pen Argyl, Northampton County. Neighbors are fed up with explosions that shake their homes and wake up their children and pets.69 News spoke with countless neighbors who didn't feel comfortable going on camera but say these are no normal fireworks. They're much more startling and rattle their windows. Many are hopeful this latest update leads to the return of peaceful nights."We've been getting quite a few in the last few months of loud explosions," said Slate Belt Regional Police Sgt. Shawn Moskella.So, it was no shock when Slate Belt Regional Police were dispatched to Pen Argyl's Laurel Avenue at around 3 a.m. Saturday.Officers didn't find anyone responsible, but "Sunday morning, we got tips from the citizens of surveillance videos from Ring doorbell cameras, and we followed up with that, and were able to track down the two suspects," said Moskella.  » Read More

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Running a successful Facebook ad campaign can seem daunting if you don’t know the necessary strategies to target your audience and boost engagement or don’t know your way around the platform. The field of digital marketing is competitive, and without the right knowledge and skills, your ad campaign can get lost among others. In order to avoid this pitfall, it is important to understand the platform and its various tools.  If you want to start your journey as a successful digital marketer, mastering advertising on Facebook/Meta is imperative, given that it is still one of the leading social platforms with around 2.936 Billion active users. There is hardly any other platform that will give you such expansive outreach. This article lists some of the best free online Facebook ads courses and classes taught by experts in the field that will equip you with all you need to know to get started as a digital marketer. The list has Facebook Ads courses that range from quick overviews to extensive certification courses that you can flaunt on your resume.  » Read More

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. –  The No. 11 Virginia women’s tennis team (12-3, 5-1 ACC) closed out the weekend with a 6-1 victory against Louisville (8-8, 0-6 ACC) on Sunday (March 19) on the indoor courts at the Boar’s Head Sports Club. Virginia won the doubles point and built up a 4-0 lead before Louisville earned a point with a win on court one. The Cavaliers won the remaining two matches for a 6-1 victory. Natasha Subhash and Elaine Chervinsky started the day with a 6-2 victory on the second doubles court. Mélodie Collard and Julia Adams clinched the point with a 6-4 win on the top court. In singles. Subhash raced to a 6-2, 6-2 win on court two to put UVA ahead 2-0. Collard followed with a 6-2, 6-2 win on her own on six. Sara Ziodato split her first two sets with Maria Campos on court five, but won 6-0 in the third set to clinch the Cavaliers’ victory. After Louisville took court one, Hibah Shaikh and Chervinsky won three-set matches on courts three and four to close out the match.  » Read More

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The Virginia women’s swimming & diving team became the fifth program to win three consecutive NCAA Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships on Saturday night at the Allan Jones Aquatic Center. UVA joins Texas, Stanford, Georgia and Auburn as three-peat Champions. The Cavaliers totaled 541.5 points with 11 total wins, sweeping all five relay races and adding six individual NCAA Championships. UVA becomes just the fourth program to win all five relays at the NCAAs. The 11 wins matches UVA’s 11 from 2022. The last time a team won three-straight NCAA Champions was Stanford’s 2017-2019 team with multiple-time champions Katie Ledecky, Simone Manuel and Ella Eastin. The win is UVA’s third overall for the women’s swimming & diving program and 32nd NCAA team title won by a UVA program. Texas finished second with Senior Kate Douglass led Virginia with three individual wins, winning the 200-yard IM, 100-yard butterfly and 200-yard breaststroke, all in NCAA, American and US Open record times. Douglass has seven individual NCAA Championships in her career, sweeping all three events in 2022 and 2023.  » Read More

Users Everyone is definitely hanging out without me. But I refuse to give in. Photo illustration by Slate. Photos by Android and Getty Images Plus. The core members of my friend group are turning 30 this summer. To celebrate, they wanted to do something big, loud, and expensive, which is fitting for their station in life—urbanite creative-industry types who are old enough to not be broke, but young enough to not yet have kids. So, after debating various bank-account-plundering European destinations, the Birthday Boys and Girls settled on a weeklong trip to Portugal to bless the end of their 20s. There are about a dozen people in the traveling party, which made the actual nuts-and-bolts planning of this getaway a daunting task. Naturally, not being stodgy, email-loving Gen Xers or boomers, we quickly fired up a fresh group text to hammer out all of the details and contingencies. Everyone was included on the chain, except for me. Why was I rejected? Because I am a lifelong Android user, while everyone else in my orbit is a steadfast,  » Read More

Your Source for Saucon Valley News Pennsylvania State Police at Dublin say an Upper Black Eddy woman who was trying to buy a car recently lost thousands of dollars in an online scam. Est. Read Time: < 1 minsPennsylvania State Police at Dublin say an Upper Black Eddy woman who was trying to buy a car recently lost thousands of dollars in an online scam. In a news release issued by the barracks this week police said the 26-year-old reported the theft March 2 in Milford Township, Bucks County. Police said the crime began Feb. 11, “when the victim began purchasing Ebay gift cards from CVS totaling $2,000 and sent them to who she believed she was purchasing a vehicle from, through Facebook marketplace.” According to police, the woman purchased a total of 10 $200 eBay gift cards whose details she transmitted to the unidentified scammer. About the author Josh Popichak Josh Popichak is the owner,  » Read More

NEW YORK: Former President Donald Trump has returned to Facebook after a more than two-year ban.“I’M BACK!” Trump posted on the site weeks after his personal account was reactivated. Trump, who is running his third campaign for the White House, also shared an old video clip in which he said: “Sorry to keep you waiting. Complicated business.”He posted the same clip on YouTube, which announced Friday that it, too, was welcoming him back.Facebook parent Meta had said in January that it would be restoring Trump ’s personal account in the coming weeks, ending the suspension it imposed in the wake of the Jan. 6 insurrection, when Trump's supporters violently stormed the U.S. Capitol in a bid to halt the peaceful transition of power.His access was restored to Facebook and Instagram on Feb. 9, the company confirmed.“The public should be able to hear what their politicians are saying — the good, the bad and the ugly — so that they can make informed choices at the ballot box,” Nick Clegg,  » Read More