Posted on
June
2,
2010
and seen 649 times
Dana Kuchler was fired after 21 years as a dispatcher. Kuchler posted on her personal Facebook page that she was "addicted to Vicodin, Adderall, quality marijuana, MD 20/20 grape and absinthe."
Kuchler claims it was just a joke, but the West Allis Police Chief fired her. City attorney, Scott Post, says the chief "felt that the things that were said on Facebook reflected adversely on her individually and the police department and affected her ability to perform her duties as a dispatcher.”
Posted on
April
5,
2010
and seen 766 times
We just launched AsSeenInWI.com Y2.0 with our new site design, so let's kick-off the birthday celebrations right now!
What's new for 2010:
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We launched AsSeenInWI.com on April 13, 2009. Since then we've shared some awesome stories that came in from across the great state of Wisconsin, like:
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...just to name a few
Since our launch, AsSeenInWI.com has had over 80,000 pageviews! We've amassed over 600 Fan on our Facebook page and over 1,900 followers to our Twitter stream!
Thank you again to everyone who has made this a great 1st year! We look forward to another great year as we continue to bring you news and sights from around Wisconsin!
Posted on
February
19,
2010
and seen 1850 times
Quote from the principal, Steve Okoniewski:
“I mean, Facebook is — anybody can get on it. It isn’t that tough. … These kids have to understand that within social networking, that there is no real privacy out there. And no. 2 is that here they are — every one of these kids had signed a co-curricular code of conduct.”
Insert your own comment here about:
- Kids shouldn't drink underage
- Kids shouldn't put pictures of themselves doing illegal activities on Facebook / the internet
- Kids should get 2nd chances, especially if they participate in school activities
- Schools have no business monitoring what happens on Facebook, et al.
Posted on
December
9,
2009
and seen 500 times
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