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VIDALIA — Connor Wood withdrew his motion for a new trial in Seventh Judicial District Court Wednesday.
Wood was convicted of three counts second-degree murder in April...
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A former Vancouver police officer who received a $1.65 million discrimination settlement was not the victim, a member of the Vancouver City Council said Monday.
Councilman Larry Smith said the real victims were 78 people whose reputations were damaged by Navin Sharma's “false” and “sloppy” drunken-driving reports.
“Sharma actually discriminated against these 78,” Smith said during ...
Swimming pools and spas in South Florida's apartment complexes, hotels and health clubs were closed a record 2,516 times last year for posing potential health hazards, a 44 percent increase over the previous year.
Health officials say the public needs to realize that a poorly maintained pool or spa poses health risks.
"When we all jump into a swimming pool, it's like we all are j...
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Rodriguez, Rizal Mayor Pedro Cuerpo yesterday dismissed as mere harassment the sedition charges filed against him and six councilors for occupying the mayor’s office during his six-month suspension early this year.
Cuerpo said he expects his detractors to file more charges against him, especially wi...
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The newly appointed Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat Tuiloma Neroni Slade officially begins his job today.
Mr Slade, who is from Samoa, was appointed during the Leaders' Forum in Niue in August to replace former Secretary General, Greg Urwin who passed away earlier in the month.
Mr Slade, is the f...