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Former State Rep. Bruce Morris (D-140). (File photo) NORWALK, Conn. — The trial in the lawsuit filed by Bruce Morris against Norwalk Public Schools and the City of Norwalk has been pushed to next year. Morris, former Norwalk Public Schools Human Relations Officer, has accused NPS of discrimination and retaliation against him in the elimination of his position. The lawsuit was filed in mid-2017. Morris’s attorney Daniel Angelone has argued that evidence shows racist and discriminatory attit...

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 8: Former State president BJP and Ex Minister, Sat Sharma (CA) has urged LG, Manoj Sinha and Advisor, Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar for immediately opening up of Yoga Ashram COVID Care Centre, Talab Tillo for COVID patients till the works on 500 bedded COVID Centre is completed by DRDO which is being constructed at Bhagwati Nagar area of Jammu West. Sharma, while visiting the COVID Care Centre gave the final touch to the inspection of facilities in presence of tehsild...

Former State Rep. Evandro Carvalho Former State Rep. Evandro Carvalho has jumped into the crowded field of candidates hoping to succeed Councillor Andrea Campbell in District 4. The Fuller Street resident — who represented the Fifth Suffolk district from 2014 to 2019— is the only former elected official currently seeking the district seat, which Campbell will vacate as she runs for mayor. Carvalho, 39, is an attorney and former prosecutor who ran for Suffolk County District Attorney in 2019...

and last updated 2021-04-22 17:49:50-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Former State Sen. Thelma Harper, the first African American woman to serve in the State Senate, has passed away. She was 80 years old. Senate Democrats confirmed her death to NewsChannel 5 on Thursday. Harper entered the Senate in 1991, winning Nashvilles 19th Senate District in the 1990 election. She also became the first woman to preside over the Senate and spoke at the Democratic National Convention in 2000. Erik Schelzi...

DeSantis, Florida GOP haul in millions in donations — Gaetz ally scrambled to contain fallout — Scott tries to joke about Trump-McConnell feud Presented by Floridians for Affordable Rx Hello and welcome to Tuesday. The daily rundown — Between Sunday and Monday, the number of Florida coronavirus cases increased by 1,613, to 2,125,846; active hospitalizations increased 82 (2.6 percent ) to 3,184; deaths of Florida residents rose by 35 (0.1 percent), to 34,056; 7,291,420 Floridians have rece...

Baby names The most popular girls baby name in Illinois in 2014 was Olivia, chosen by 901 new moms. The most popular boys name was Noah, chosen 835 times. Rounding out the top five for girls names were Emma, Sophia, Isabella and Ava; while Alexander, William, Michael and Liam were the top selections for boys.  Contrast that with 50 years earlier, 1964, when the most popular girls name was Lisa, chosen 2,732 times, and the most popular boys name was Michael, favored 5,133 times. Rounding on t...

Cawley served as a state legislator for twenty-five years.

By Maddie Kilgannon, Reporter Correspondent March 10, 2021 Maddie Kilgannon, Reporter Correspondent Former State Rep. and current Massachusetts Civil Rights Commissioner Charlotte Golar Richie endorsed David Halbert’s campaign for city council at-large today. “David is a smart and principled problem-solver, who will drive an agenda that promotes racial and gender equity,” Richie said in a statement released by Halbert’s campaign on Wednesday. “As City Councillor at-Large, hell make su...

Legislation was presented to the 130th Maine State Legislature this past January 13th, and if passed we would revert back to the Lone Pine flag, our very first State flag.

The criminal complaint indicates that Haggerty used a stolen credit card to purchase items at various locations in Lackawanna County in December and January.