u/pyrotek1

I’ve been paying close attention to the sheriff’s race and decided to put a Tracy Murphy sign in my yard. I believe Lewis County will be a better place to live and work with him in that office.

Murphy has solid connections in the law enforcement world and a long record of actual street-level work. What stands out to me is the focus on real change through better leadership, especially around the drug problem and how the office operates day to day.

Gabriel Frase is a good man and clearly capable. I don’t have anything personal against him. But at the end of the day I think we end up with more of the same if he wins. Murphy represents a different direction, and that’s what I’m voting for.

Curious what other locals are thinking.

Nikita is an intern at Smokeless Chimney we did a question and answer session. Smoke measurement science and technology.

Using a beam of Light and a Sensor, we can measure opacity and emission rate of smoke emissions.

Are we becoming obsolete???:(

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Welcome to r/innovations**!**

Hey everyone,

We're the new moderation team for r/innovations — u/Pyrotek1 and u/positiveconstraint. Whether you've been here for years or just found the sub, welcome.

What's new

• Updated rules (see sidebar) — please give them a read before posting or commenting
• New moderation team in place going forward

Our vision for r/innovations

Our vision for r/innovations is to be a place where people can discover and discuss innovation happening around the world — news, articles, and stories about new inventions, technologies, and creative solutions from any field. We want thoughtful discussion, not just link-dropping: bring context, ask questions, and share your take.

A few quick notes

• Read the rules in the sidebar before posting or commenting
• Questions about a removal or rule? Message the mod team, don't post about it publicly
• Low-effort posts, spam, and self-promotion will be handled per the rules

Glad to have you here — let's build something good.

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