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By Tara Fischer Staff Writer (March 19, 2026) A former employee of the Ocean Pines Clubhouse Bar and Grille was convicted of felony theft earlier this month following a 2025 investigation that revealed more than $13,000 in bank deposits had gone missing over several weeks. On March 6, former clubhouse manager Grayson Ashley Mitchell, 39, of Ocean Pines, was found guilty in Worcester County District Court in Snow Hill after being charged with felony theft of $1,500 – $25,000. The charge was issued in mid-August of 2025, after establishment management reported multiple deposits had not been completed. An investigation was initiated by the Ocean Pines Police Department in early July 2025 that discovered the missing funds dated back to May 10, 2025, and totaled $13,715. Mitchell, who at the time was a manager at the Clubhouse Bar and Grille, was found responsible for the missing deposits and was unable to provide an explanation to the authorities. Mitchell was employed by Touch of Italy, the food-service management company overseeing the site’s operations.  » Read More

Back in the day, parents had to go to the school or make an appointment with teachers or other school staff to talk to them. READ: Google AI has added four South African languages The idea of texting, phoning or emailing a teacher never even crossed a parent's mind unless things were really serious. In this day and age, WhatsApp and other messaging platforms have not only made it possible for parents to talk to their kids' teachers, but they are often already established in the school. READ: Warning issued as new criminal syndicate targets shoppers in SA Parent groups on WhatsApp are one thing, but should parents have the personal phone numbers of teachers, making the educators "accessible" at all hours of the day? It's no secret that teachers can be on the receiving end of some very intense, harsh, and rude parents, and these parents have more opportunities to attack outside the safety of school walls. READ: SARS now using WhatsApp to contact non-compliant taxpayers What is happening around the world? An 1Afrika writer (a parent and a teacher themselves) sat in with a group of teachers and reported: "Parents are now emailing or texting teachers all hours of the night

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March 19, 2026, 11:23 a.m. ET Oakland Hills Country Club is set to open its rebuilt clubhouse in Bloomfield Hills this spring, more than four years after a fire destroyed its original century-old building in 2022 — and just in time for the golfing season. The new clubhouse, under construction since December 2023, is expected to be completed ahead of schedule. Members will be the first to step into the facility, which looks much like the original building, for an April 5 brunch.  » Read More

LinkedIn is by far my least favorite social media platform. It's full of corporate speak, people patting themselves on the back, and aura farming. The entire website gives off the same energy as claiming during a job interview that your biggest weakness is that you "work too hard." Article continues below Check out how I’ve optimized this very post using Kagi Translate to elevate the conversation! #ThoughtLeadership #Innovation #Networking #ProfessionalGrowth #KagiTranslate LinkedIn Speak translation via Kagi Translate Kagi Translate is a relatively new app. It works similarly to Google Translate and other translation tools. You enter text on one side of the app and Kagi Translate outputs a translated version of that text in your language of choice. It's a free tool that tries to differentiate itself from Google Translate by not showing ads or using trackers. If you have a paid Kagi subscription, you'll get access to more features, such as document translation and an advanced dictionary. But if you just want to enter text in normal English and have Kagi translate it to LinkedIn Speak, you can do that for free to your heart's content. All the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards. As

Mar 19, 2026 | Zach Vallese Save this article for later! Login or create a Free Member Profile to bookmark it. The Creator Fast Track will pay $1,000 a month to those with at least 100,000 followers on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, and $3,000 a month to those with more than 1 million followers. Don’t Miss Out on Exclusive Updates and Insights! Subscribe to our newsletter today and unlock a world of valuable content, expert tips, and exciting updates delivered straight to your inbox. Explore Top Media Industry Job Openings Current job openings in the media industry, including roles in news production, digital media, management, and sales. Search and filter jobs by category, location and type of employment.

People usually ask whether Plixi is legit because they want more than a catchy promise. They want to know whether it is a real operating service, what it offers, how its plans are structured, and why it keeps appearing in conversations about Instagram growth. Plixi presents itself as an Instagram growth platform built around AI powered targeting, competitor targeting, content optimization support, real time analytics, and plan based services for personal profiles, creators, small businesses, and brands. It also maintains public pricing, a contact page, an analytics product page, and a visible support email, which gives the service a clearer operating footprint than a vague one page tool. What Plixi Looks Like as a Real Service A useful way to assess legitimacy is to look at whether the platform functions like an actual service business. The instagram growth service platform has structured plans, feature breakdowns, public support contact, an affiliate program, and a dedicated analytics section. Those details matter because they show a service model with defined products rather than a vague claim with no operating structure behind it. Public review pages and business profiles also show that Plixi has a visible presence beyond its own homepage, which is another

UTICA, N.Y. -- An alleged threat made from behind a 3x6-inch phone screen sent Utica Police into some students' homes, looking for guns. "Part of that investigation was to talk to every student that was named, their parents, ensure that they did not have weapons in their home and could not carry out this threat," said UPD Lt. Michael Curley. Because you can't be too careful with children's lives. This alleged threat was on Snapchat and targeted Donovan Middle School on Thursday. "It was reported that students were going to come there at some point and potentially shoot up the school. Obviously, based on the nature of the specific threat, and the threat to a specific mentioned school with some named students, we took it very seriously," said Curley. And they learned it was personal. "We learned that in the community over the last couple of weeks, there's been two feuding groups," said Curley. "We've identified those groups; we've identified the parties therein and like we said, we've spoken to most of their parents and the students themselves. At this point, we do not believe there's a tremendous amount of credibility to the threat." Utica Police and the school district

Here is a list of a few things to do in Cobb County this weekend: Friday, March 20, 2026 to Sunday, March 22, 2026. Mother Son Nerf Wars — 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Glowing lasers, high energy, and snacks are the perfect combination for Mother Son Nerf Wars. The action takes place at the Smyrna Community Center. Sons ages 5–12 are welcome. Cost is $70 per couple and $25 for each additional sibling. Click here to register. Comedy Night at the Strand — 8:00 p.m. Enjoy a night of stand-up comedy in a historic setting at the Strand Theatre on Marietta Square. The evening features professional comedians performing a variety of sets in the intimate theater environment. Ticket prices vary depending on seating. Location: Strand Theatre — 117 North Park Square, Marietta, GA 30060 More information: https://www.earlsmithstrand.org/ Saturday, March 21, 2026 Smyrna Little League Parade — 8:30 a.m. – approximately 11:30 a.m. Get ready to celebrate opening day with a parade starting at Campbell Middle School down Atlanta Road to Brinkley Park. The route begins at Campbell Middle School, goes north on Atlanta Road, turns left on Memorial Place, turns right on Church St., left on King St., right

Your browser is not supported. Please update it. The merger of OTT video technology builders Accedo One and Magine Pro has been confirmed under a new standalone company called Leyra—the Swedish word for ‘clay’. Accedo, the Swedish TV app developer, retains full ownership of the new venture, and by all accounts is very much leaving Leyra to its own devices, with a separate leadership team, P&L, and budget. Back in December, Faultline pre-emptively pegged the combined entity as possibly the most credible mid-market OTT platform vendor in Europe, roughly on par with Zattoo. Now that the two platforms have officially fused under a new moniker, the question is whether Leyra will prove as malleable yet resilient as clay, ready to be molded to broadcasters’ needs, or if it… A subscription is required to read this content. Contact us to learn more about subscribing. Already a subscriber? Please login for full access New to Faultline? Sign up for our weekly research highlights, delivered direct to your mailbox.