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By Rebecca Gaunt Madelyn Orochena hasn’t given up on her hopes for Kennesaw City Council, despite the unexpected twist that occurred in the previous election. Orochena was preparing to be sworn in last November after winning a seven-way special election when she got a shocking phone call from Janine Eveler, the now-retired director of Cobb County elections. She learned there had been an error. An election worker failed to upload a memory card with 789 ballots on election night. The updated count tipped the close Post 1 race from being in Orochena’s favor by 16 votes to another candidate, Lynette Burnette, by 31.  Orochena requested a recount, which narrowed the margin to 29 votes. Orochena finished with 1,726 votes and Burnette with 1,755. Many of the candidates expressed surprise at the new results since Burnette’s campaign had largely gone under the radar. She was the only candidate who declined to speak to the local media, take part in organized debates, or maintain any kind of online presence or platform. In an announcement sent to the Courier last week, Orochena wrote that she is “excited to officially announce my candidacy for Kennesaw City Council. I am proud to represent a growing

A Bagley man died over the weekend after jumping off a public swimming raft. According to the Clearwater County Sheriff’s Office, Derek Vanscott McCann, 20, went swimming at Lake Lomond in Bagley on July 2. At 8:15 p.m., law enforcement received a report that McCann jumped off a swimming raft at the public beach and had not been seen since. Law enforcement responded and immediately began to search the area around the raft. After calling in the Clearwater County Sheriff’s Office Dive Team to assist, officers found McCann’s body about 3 hours later in 18-feet of water. The University of North Dakota Forensic Pathology Center will perform an autopsy. The case remains under investigation. The Bagley Police Department, Clearbrook-Gonvick Police Department, Bagley Sanford Ambulance, and Sanford Air Med all assisted on the scene. Lakeland News is member supported content. Please consider supporting Lakeland News today.

EVERETT, Wash., July 2, 2023 – The YMCA of Snohomish County resumed hosting its Volunteers of the Year Awards Breakfast on Wednesday, June 14. This annual celebration returns for the first time post-pandemic. Volunteers from all six branches, the Board of Trustees, and the Youth Development Board were honored and recognized for their service to the Y. “The YMCA of Snohomish County is a volunteer-driven organization,” said Peyton Tune, President and CEO, YMCA of Snohomish County. “We could not thrive without the dedication of our community of volunteers. It’s a privilege to honor them for the good work they do every day.” Volunteers were recognized in four categories: program, policy, youth, and philanthropy. The recipients serve in different capacities across the county, but they all embody leadership, commitment, and a heart for the Y and the community it supports. Award recipients are: Program Volunteers of the Year: Betsy Case (Everett), Will Beck (Marysville), Nikki Gale (Mill Creek), Greg Piland (Monroe/Sky Valley), Jim Russell (Mukilteo, Shawn Hopkins (Stanwood-Camano), Nate Nehring (Trustees) Policy Volunteers of the Year: Jon Stewart (Everett), Emily Wicks (Marysville), Shawnti Johnson (Mill Creek), Becky Hasart (Monroe/Sky Valley), Jen Castleberry (Mukilteo), Cameron Brown (Stanwood-Camano), Craig Connell (Trustees), Cyrus O’Bryant

Scattered thunderstorms are expected across Cobb County and much of north and central Georgia this afternoon, Sunday, July 2, some of which could be severe, with damaging winds. What is in the statement? The statement gives the following details: This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for portions of North and Central Georgia. .DAY ONE…Today and Tonight… A Heat Advisory is in effect for most of northern and central Georgia through 8 PM today. Expect heat indices to approach or exceed 105 degrees. Take appropriate actions to avoid heat related illnesses. Scattered thunderstorms are expected between 2 PM and 10 PM today. A couple of storms could be severe with damaging downburst winds. .DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN…Monday through Saturday… Thunderstorms will be possible each afternoon and evening through Saturday. There is a marginal risk (level 1 of 5) of severe weather Monday and Tuesday. The primary severe hazard on both days should be damaging downburst winds. Be prepared for potential disruptions to your 4th of July activities. Hot and humid conditions will continue in central Georgia through mid week, with afternoon heat indices in the 102 to 108 degree range. .SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT… Spotter activation is not requested but spotters are encouraged

Who Reads FORCE FORCE has managed to grab the right eyeballs within the government of India, and the top leadership of the services. Today, FORCE has the largest subscription base from within the three armed (Indian Army, IAF and Navy) and the Paramilitary (CRPF, BSF, ITBP and SSB) forces in India. FORCE is also read keenly in the industry, by the policy-makers, the strategic community and the general readers.

Elon Musk announced on Saturday that Twitter will now have “temporary limits” on how many tweets users can see a day. The new change comes after thousands of users reported problems on their respective accounts that alerted them their “rate limit exceeded.” Verified users, who subscribe to Twitter Blue, will be limited to viewing 6,000 tweets per day, while unverified accounts can only see 600 tweets a day. For new, unverified accounts, the number is even lower, at 300 tweets a day. However, it is unclear what’s considered a “new” account. Musk followed up his original tweet that announced the news with an update that rate limits will soon increase to 8,000 for verified users, 800 for unverified users and 400 for new, unverified users. The tweet limit is meant “to address extreme levels of data scraping & system manipulation,” according to the Tesla and SpaceX CEO. The change follows Twitter’s Friday news that there was now a “temporary emergency measure” that no longer allowed people to access the social media platform unless they were logged into an account. “We were getting data pillaged so much that it was degrading service for normal users,” Musk tweeted. He elaborated on the

General Motors said it acquired Algolion, an Israel-based software startup that helps detect problems in batteries. GM said Algolion’s software will help the Detroit automaker bring to the market a cost-effective early hazard detection system at a quicker pace. The deal, for an undisclosed sum, comes at a time when automakers are investing billions in manufacturing electric vehicles (EVs) and rushing to develop batteries – which represent up to 50 percent of an EV’s price tag – that can power an automobile for a longer duration. Algolion has developed a software that uses data from EV battery management systems to help identify anomalies in cell performance and provide early detection of battery hazards including thermal runaway propagation events, GM said. A thermal runaway is a rapid and unstoppable increase in temperature that leads to fires in EVs. Algolion, founded in 2014, will join more than 850 employees at GM’s Technical Center in Herzliya, Israel.

In this flash-to-the-past, we take a look at two reporters that started working for Lakeland News back in 2009. First up, we take a look at Jenny Day. Jenny was a reporter for us from 2009 to 2012 who worked out of the Bemidji office and covered many of the events and happenings in the area. Now, Jenny works for KFMB-TV in San Diego, California as a Multi-Platform Journalist. Jenny, thank you for all your hard work! Next, we take a look at Jamil Donith. Jamil worked for us as a News Reporter from 2009 to 2014 out of the Bemidji office. Now, Jamil works as an Investigative Reporter for Spectrum News in Austin, Texas. Thank you, Jamil, for all your hard work! Lakeland News is member supported content. Please consider supporting Lakeland News today.