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News rules "encouraging a bit of gamesmanship" - McConville May 17, 2021 Roscommons Brian Stack is black carded by referee Derek OMahoney Former Armagh sharpshooter Oisin McConville says the new rules on cynical fouling could encourage gamesmanship on the part of attackers. Anthony Cunningham’s Roscommon side conceded three penalties, two of which were awarded under the new rule which see a penalty and a sin-bin for a cynical foul which prevents a goal-scoring opportunity. The Rossies lost ou...

"It is messing around with the game" May 17, 2021 Roscommon goalkeeping coach Dara Brun, selector Mark Dowd and manager Anthony Cunningham after the defeat to Dublin ©INPHO/James Crombie Roscommon manager Anthony Cunningham says the new rule to award a penalty for a cynical foul is "messing around with the game". The Rossies fell to a nine-point defeat yesterday at the hands of Dublin in a game which saw the All-Ireland champions awarded three penalties. Roscommon were also forced to play for ...

Credit: (Ryan Parker on Unsplash) File photo A Senate committee on Thursday unexpectedly rejected a bill that would have weakened local power over warehouse development, and given a greater say to other municipalities and state and county planning authorities. The bill (S-3688) sought to control a current surge in warehouse construction by requiring towns facing warehouse applications to tell adjoining municipalities about the plans and seek their approval. It also proposed that disputes should...

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As a state senator, Brian Stack voted to legalize recreational marijuana sales. As Union City mayor, he could vote to ban them. Updated May 06, 2021; Posted May 05, 2021 Harmony Dispensary grows and sells medical cannabis. Thursday November, 8, 2018. Secaucus, N.J., USA NJCINJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share In February, state Sen. Brian Stack cast a historic vote in favor of legalizing marijuana. The North Hudson senator voted “yes” to the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory, Enforc...

Sires joins North Hudson officials in urging residents to get COVID-19 vaccination By Daniel Ulloa/Hudson County View “We’re here to urge everyone to get vaccinated. You might not feel like if you’re not vaccinated now, it doesn’t matter: it does matter. Because you can still get it, you can still get sick, and you can still die from this COVID-19,” Sires said at a press conference hosted at Union City High School this afternoon. “ … Only about 50 percent of the people in these co...

Hudson Reporter How to get vaccinated in Union City Residents can now get inoculated at the Hillside Pavilion × Mayor Brian Stack watches a frontline worker get vaccinated. More COVID-19 vaccine appointments are now available in Union City at the Hillside Pavilion in the Union City Housing Authority, 3911 Kennedy Boulevard. The site, operating in conjunction with Hackensack Meridian Palisades Medical Center, is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents can register at hackensackmeridianheal...

Prison training college raises funds for animal protection in Laois Reporter: news@leinsterexpress.ie RPO Woods of the Irish Prison Service College with Rachel and Emer of the LSPCA and rescue dog Roxie );  ); Prison officers have shown their support for the work done to help animals in Laois by raising hundreds of euro for the local charity. The Laois Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals was presented with the cheque by the Irish Prison College services which is based in Portla...

Hudson County View The HCDO has rolled out their endorsements for the June 8th primary, all of which were largely expected, with the possible exception being that Hudson County Register Diane Coleman won’t be seeking a second term and former Freeholder Jeff Dublin getting the nod to succeed her. Former Freeholder Jeff Dublin is running for Hudson County register on the Democratic party line. By John Heinis/Hudson County View “Hudson County is home to some of the most diverse co...

Help finally on the way for N.J. renters as state announces new $353M relief fund Updated Mar 18, 2021; A highly anticipated and desperately needed $353 million rental relief fund will open up to New Jersey renters who haven’t been able to make payments over the last year after the coronavirus pandemic upended their lives. The fund will open for applications on March 22 at 9 a.m. on the Department of Community Affairs website. The program is not first come, first serve, and will remain open...