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Comprising Cistone, guitar player Matt McKenzie, vocalist and keyboard player Ben Bertsch and twins Andrew and Dave O Donnell on guitar and drums, Ploom prides itself on its commitment to a DIY ethos and the way it handles all production in-house before sending out its product for mastering. Ocean, the latest result of that process, pulls from a number of inspirations, from population overcrowding to climate change to COVID s effects on society. After the pandemic hit, Bertsch says, he found himself spending a lot of time driving on highways that were a little post-apocalyptic the roads were empty because of COVID, and ash filled the air because of the ongoing wildfires. The song recaptures the feeling of being in that environment.
That means the starting hourly wage sits at $12.50, which increases to $13 after three months. The additional pay, along with performance increases, led Rutter’s to increase total wages by 15 percent for 2021, according to a company release.
“The standard at Rutter’s is to always have the best people and best facilities in the convenience industry,” Rutter’s president and CEO Scott Hartman said. “After the challenges of 2020, we knew that our best investments for 2021 would continue to be in our great people and communities, along with our stores. I’m thrilled that we’re in a position to make these investments and excited for the future of our business.”
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The free app created by Birmingham digital marketing agency Alloy allows actual and armchair visitors to discover Alabama’s role in the Civil Rights Movement
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Civil Rights Trail app to provide a better user experience for everyone to explore the history of the state’s role in the Movement. Originally released in 2014, the updated app allows for exploration of key civil rights landmarks, museums, trails, and public spaces to assist those planning a visit across the state or wishing to learn more from afar.
Alloy was the agency that handled the redesign.
Now, visitors can experience the legacy of civil rights legends who ignited change, discover state civil rights landmarks, museums, trails, and public spaces to visit, and browse the app’s media library to check out the sights, sounds, and voices of the Movement. They can explore Alabama’s significant Civil Rights Movement events, such as the Freedom Rides, which will commemorate 60 year
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