Net neutrality under FCC review sparks free internet debate
An advisory voice warns that FCC plans to alter net neutrality could end the open internet as users fear paid faster access and potential content blocking by large ISPs like AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon. Congress weighs the issue amid worries over control of information and media gatekeeping.
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Net neutrality debate spurs public comments drive action
Community pushback against FCC changes to re classify broadband as information service fuels calls to preserve net neutrality. Advocates warn of reduced consumer protections and possible monopolistic behavior if rules loosened, urging citizens to contact representatives.
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Open and Obvious Defense in Store Injury Case Details
In Delor v VG's Grocery an unpublished 2016 Court of Appeals ruling examined premises liability for a slip and fall on outdoor pavement. The defense denied duty due to an open and obvious danger, stressing the need for visitors to take reasonable care for safety and citing public policy limiting landowner liability.
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Letters to the Editor: MHS Christmas Concert a Perfect Night
A Marshall High School concert attendee praises the Christmas program from the Concert Orchestra to the Symphony Band. The writer highlights moving moments, standout pieces like Sleighride and Christmas from the 50s, generous strangers, and a warm community response, ending with holiday wishes.
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Marshall Historical Society 38th Candlelight Walk Highlights Homes
A note to readers recalls the Marshall Historical Society’s Candlelight Walk held December 9 and 10. Homes of Dan and Joan Saber George and Debra Whelan Michael and Nancy Wojcik Dean and Linda Nielson and Sue Wallace’s Crary building apartment welcomed over 500 guests. Gratitude is extended to homeowners volunteers guides ticket sellers and reception hosts plus Marshall police for support.
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