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June 03, 2008

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Here is another excellent example of using new media (I think it is OK to call it that) to get a message out to the public.

This "Disaster Tips You Won't Hear from Officials" has a catchy title that draws people in and a short message. Check it out and see what you think.

Could you do something similar for your community?

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