- Lewis County Tribune Posts County-Wide Burn Ban
- Paws & Stay BnB Announces New Hire
- Headstart Accepting 2017-2018 Registrations Online
- Tuesday: Lewis County Interlocal (Medic One) Meets 7 PM
- Tech Report: Security Breaches & What They Mean To You - Part 1
Lewis County Tribune linked LCFD 15's update: Countywide burn ban takes effect at 12:01 a.m. July 18.
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Paws & Stay BnB (Bark & Breakfast) announces: New hire notice!
Please join us in welcoming the lovely Ms. Ella onto the staff of ranch hands here at Paws & Stay! Ella has been a dear friend of ours for many years and we are incredibly honored to have her join the team.
She will be interning under Dinky on the Welcoming Committee for now, but we are sure she'll find her own role in no time!
Welcome to the family, Ella!!!
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Lewis County Headstart posts: Did you know that you can now apply online for your family to participate in our program?
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Di posted: The second week of Camp Picasso focuses on drawing and painting rather than building sculptures. Today we practiced color and shapes and tie-dyed shirts.
Visit www.morganartscentre.com.
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Tuesday: Lewis County Interlocal (Medic One) Meets 7 PM at Toledo Main Fire Station. Open to the public.
Did you know you can get First Aid/CPR training and EMT certification as a volunteer with Toledo Fire Department? Train while you learn . Download applications for volunteer firefighter (junior firefighter ages 16-17).
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More:
- Toledo Thursday Market Applications Online
- Toledo Lions Host 7th Annual Steelhead Derby Saturday*
- Camp Singing Wind Hosts Permaculture Event Saturday
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Mark your calendar: Toledo School Board will hold a Special Meeting 7 p.m. Monday July 24, 2017 at the District Office. Public invited to attend.
All School Board documents and agendas are available online here.
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Motherlodetrails.org reminder & update: Lifetime Senior $10 National Park and Federal Lands Pass extended to August 28 - then $80.
This deadline was recently updated from August 1, 2017 to reflect popular demand.
Incidentally, the majority of National Park Service sites remain free - only 118 of 417 National Park Service sites have an entrance fee. *
*In Washington State (links):
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
Lewis & Clark National Historical Park
Mount Rainier National Park
Olympic National Park
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Tech Report: Security Breaches & What They Mean To You - Part 1
Recently The Chronicle reported WSU admitted a hard drive containing personal information on over 1 million people, some of whom never even attended WSU, went missing when an 83-pound safe was stolen from a commercial self-storage facility. Last week ZDNet revealed Millions of Verizon customer records exposed in security lapse. Friday a Newsy.com video declared 9 of 10 health care organizations may have faced a data breach, adding ransomware, malware or denial of service attacks were linked to most breaches, and may cost the industry billions. Even your friends and family may unwittingly leave the door open by “borrowing” your Netflix & Hulu accounts, as CNET shows in this video.
Despite your own best efforts to safeguard your personal information, it seems those entrusted with that data are unable or unwilling to do the same. And offers to pacify you with a year of free credit monitoring service do precisely nothing except serve to remind you that you’ve been exposed.
Anyone who has dealt with the fallout from such incidents can tell you the estimated loss to individual victims collectively exceeds that of the industry. Increasingly it’s a matter of when, not if, you will be affected by this epidemic. So having a backup plan is disaster preparedness.
Like having an AWOL or weekend getaway bag packed in case of emergency, Virginia McGuire suggests via nerdwallet: Most of us have more than one credit card anyway. If you already have multiple accounts, it’s the easiest thing in the world to designate one credit card exclusively for automated bill payments.
Next Week: Developing contingency plans for your virtual world.
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Support the modest Lola Lucille Ross GoFundMe account - in memory of grandmothers everywhere, gone all too soon. Donations may also be made at Catermole Funeral Home in Winlock.
Full story in original TOT post.
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