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EXCLUSIVE: John Pennisi on Becoming a Made Man for the Lucchese Crime Family Apr 01, 2021 2:00 PM 462 views   Watch the full interview now, ad-free now as a VladTV Youtube Member: Click Here -------- In this clip, John Pennisi opened up about becoming a made man for the Lucchese family, one of the five mob families in New York City. He explained that becoming a made man was the highest honor at the time it was given to him, and John went on to address the history of the Lucchese family. To hea...

INDIA New England News Vineeta Kumar “As iGIG we continue to encourage and enable Indian Americans to get and stay involved in whatever way they can and are excited that over 25 Indian Americans are engaged in elected roles and several others are in appointed positions,” said iGIG President Vineeta Kumar. “The desire to serve and bring their perspective to the table are two broad reasons that motivate them. It’s exciting to see Indian Americans playing a role in the ecosyste...

KUER St. George has a new interim mayor. Michele Randall was appointed during a special City Council meeting Tuesday, and she will be the city’s first female mayor. This story and more in the Thursday morning news brief. Thursday morning, January 21, 2021 State 2021 Legislative Session: Getting Involved Remotely The Utah legislative session started this week, but because of the pandemic and security concerns, the Capitol building is closed to the public right now. Even after it opens, many wi...

Menu Home » Business and Commerce » Caesars Entertainment Acquires Colombian Online Betting Operator Alfabet with Eye on Latin American Expansion Caesars Entertainment Acquires Colombian Online Betting Operator Alfabet with Eye on Latin American Expansion December 27, 2020 3 min read UK sportsbook William Hill, acquired by Caesars Entertainment in September for $2.9 billion, announced Sunday that it picked up a majority stake of Columbia-based Alfabet SAS—an online casino and sports gam...

Updated: 7:22 PM EST Dec 13, 2020 By Alexis Paige The Pink Pamper distributed gifts for children whose mothers are being treated for cancer and cannot afford gifts at Hanukkah or Christmas Sunday afternoon.The drive-thru distribution was held at the Crowne Plaza Suites Pittsburgh South in Bethel Park.Called, Getting Involved for Women in Treatment program or G.I.F.T., volunteers raise the money and purchase the gifts with a list provided by families. The group also provides fam...