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Corrections run on this page. If not yet seen young people creating videos with musical.ly, totally worth it to watch or join the fun. Billed as music the app allows anyone to lip-sync or dance to a popular song or sound, creating their own 15 seconds of fame. A lot or a little preparation can go into making a video. Personalizing your profile is a breeze.

To make things easy when recording, users can slow down the music to sync their words or hand gestures perfectly. like it? Do it again! The resulting short clips can have captions, with hashtags like credits for song and artist, comments, and a multitude of easy sharing options, so can post to video sites and social media like Instagram and WhatsApp. With an estimated 70 million users and counting, easier than ever to become an overnight sensation. Follow Jay Dunn on Twitter SLICE OF SALINAS JAY SALINAS CALIFORNIAN From left, Evelyn Godoy, 10, Nathan Watkins, 8, Jasmin Gonzalez, 10, and Maria Jimenez, 10, make a video using musical.ly on the lawn behind the Chavez Library in east Salinas. Overnight sensations JAY DUNN City of phones and computers were down Friday, but it was business as usual according to city staff.

Public safety, including police, fire and the 911 system are not affected, said Salinas Mayor Joe Gunter. Workers continue efforts to restore services but in the meantime, staff operated on their cell phones and wireless emails. As of 6 p.m. Friday, the phone system was still down. Gunter said he does not know when the service will be restored.

The city will share more information when it becomes available, according to the press release issued by the city on Friday morning. system shutdown the first of the week for the city government. The systems temporarily shut down at 4:45 p.m. on Thursday but were back up afterward. affecting us a lot, trying to put the council agenda together making it a little more difficult, but we will make it Gunter said Friday morning.

The agenda for the Dec. 6 City Council meeting would have been posted on Thursday. apology for the delay. We are experiencing technological wrote City Clerk Patricia Barajas in an email to staff on Thursday late afternoon. According to Gunter and city staff members, this is atypical.

is what call a fluke. never seen this happen for this long and this said Mike Garner, the parking operations officer, who joined the city in 2005. know going on but they are sending us regular wireless emails and Garner said city staff has trained for situations like systems shutdowns and said he will work off his cell phone until regular service is restored. Contact Government Reporter Amy Wu at 831-754-4285 or nian.com. Follow Wu on Twitter news or www.facebook.com/amywu- californian.

City of Salinas phones and computers crash, but business as usual AMY WU Name: Argos Monterey County Sheriff's Office Breed: German Shepard Belgian Malinois Languages: Czechoslovakian and English Years of Experience: 3 Responsibilities: Suspect Apprehension and Narcotic Detection Favorite part of the job: Playing tug-of-war with a reward toy. Least favorite part of the job Working on rainy days. Spending nearly 10 hours in a patrol car with few breaks makes Argos a grumpy pup. Would you like to nominate someone to be featured? Contact Public Safety Reporter Chelcey Adami at 831-754-4261. PUPS OF PUBLIC SAFETY CHELCEY ADAMI Argos is a K-9 with the Monterey County Office.

Stabbing suspect turns himself in A21-year-old man suspected of stabbing a man Sunday in the Ross parking lot on North Main Street has turned himself in. Finees Ruiz turned himself into Salinas police on Thursday, and he was booked into Monterey County Jail. Around 9:30 p.m. Sunday, a 19-year-old was stabbed several times during a fight over ex-girlfriend, according to police. The victim fought off Ruiz, who fled before police came.

The victim was taken to an area hospital for non-life threatening injuries, according to police. Aknife was recovered at the scene. PUBLIC SAFETY DIGEST The Government Calendar is a free service and comprises government meetings from our online calendar. To enter your event online, or for a complete calendar listing, go to search.thecalifor- nian.com/localevents/ Events may also be submitted to news- nian.com or in person at 123 W. Alisal Salinas.

Information: 831-7544152. TUESDAY MONTEREY COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ET AL, 9 a.m., Monterey County Govern- ment Building, 168 W. Alisal Salinas. Board of Supervisors Chambers, first floor. Board of Supervisors 9 a.m.; Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency 10:30 a.m.; special joint meeting of Board of Supervisors of Monterey County Water Resources Agency and the Monterey County Water Resources Agency Board 3 p.m.

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