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Three More Counts Against Trump Ally John Eastman Tossed by Fulton County Judge; RICO Count Survives | Law.com
The Superior Court of Fulton County has tossed three more counts in the election interference indictments against Former President Donald Trump, former attorney John Eastman, and other defendants after finding the charges lie beyond state jurisdiction, leaving 32 counts standing including an overall RICO charge.Starting January 1, 2026, all archived content will be exclusively available through a subscription to Law.com NewsVault.For information about Law.com NewsVault, please email [email prote...
Kent leaders defend seasonal worker wages after residents criticize low-paid parks and rec job
Residents of the City of Kent have expressed concern about the pay range of a recent job posting by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department. The job, a seasonal parks maintenance position, offered a wage of between $9.69 and $11.78 an hour.
Although the position has since been filled by a returning staffer, the posting sparked criticism from residents on Facebook, who argued the compensation is unacceptable given the current cost of living and a nationwide push for fair wages. The depart...
Although the position has since been filled by a returning staffer, the posting sparked criticism from residents on Facebook, who argued the compensation is unacceptable given the current cost of living and a nationwide push for fair wages. The depart...
Palmyra residents are restoring the Old Stagecoach Inn, a relic of American history
The Palmyra Center Hotel was once a luxurious stopover for stagecoach travelers and illustrious 19th century heroes, from Abraham Lincoln to Buffalo Bill. Today, it’s the crumbling structure that haunts the intersection of Tallmadge Road and state Route 225.
Now, a small group of Palmyra residents is working to restore the 1832 building, also known as the Old Stagecoach Inn, to its former glory.
In the 190 years since Francis Lewis built it, the Inn has been home to a variety of businesse...
Now, a small group of Palmyra residents is working to restore the 1832 building, also known as the Old Stagecoach Inn, to its former glory.
In the 190 years since Francis Lewis built it, the Inn has been home to a variety of businesse...
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State Supreme Court Grants Cert in Sons of Confederate Veterans' Suit to Prevent Removal of Civil War Monument
