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Press Releases WATSON COLEMAN THANKS SECRETARY WAY FOR REFERRING McCORMICK AND DEVINE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE FOR INVESTIGATION  April 14, 2021, 3:43 pm | in   WATSON COLEMAN THANKS SECRETARY WAY FOR REFERRING McCORMICK AND DEVINE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE FOR INVESTIGATION    EWING – Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman released a statement thanking Secretary of State Tahesha Way for referring Lisa McCormick and James Devine’s actions to the Attorney ...

NorthJersey.com The Republican State Leadership Committee is circulating a digital ad that will appear in New Jersey and Virginia — the other state that is holding a governors race this year — blasting the "hypocrisy" of the Democratic Partys "cancel culture" tactics that led to MLBs decision to move the Midsummer Classic to Denver. The 30-second spot makes the claim that low-income, working-class Atlanta residents who would work in the hotels, stadium concessions and other businesses —...

Roger Bacon and Lisa McCormick did not submit enough signatures from valid voters to appear on Junes ballot, judges ruled Tuesday.

North Dakota lawmakers OK accessibility updates to Capitol The proposed improvements to bathrooms, entrances, committee rooms and several other public areas aim to bring the nearly 90-year-old building up to the standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was updated a decade ago.  Written By: Jeremy Turley | × The North Dakota State Capitol. Forum News Service file photo BISMARCK — The North Dakota Legislature has approved a $750,000 appropriation to...

CRYAN PRAISES SECRETARY OF STATE FOR ACTION ON McCORMICK PETITION AND CALLS FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL INVESTIGATION   UNION – Senator Joseph Cryan today praised New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way for referring Lisa McCormick’s petition to the Attorney General’s office for investigation and called on the Attorney General’s office to act swiftly.  McCormick was recently[...]

Anna Knott for Readers Digest Some people don’t find their true direction in life until they are halfway through it. From Car Doc to People Doc By Andy Simmons Carl Allamby overcame self-doubt to realize his lifelong dream. Carl Allamby had a problem. It was his auto-repair business. He’d started it at the tender age of 19, working alone out of a rented bay in a friend’s garage. Over the years it had grown into two shops with 11 employees, but Allam­by had become antsy, yearning for some...

It is unusual to see an interim chief executive appointed for as long as 18 months, as has happened at Medway Foundation Trust. That suggests that recruitment for the permanent role may be delayed to give the powers that be a chance to think about the trust’s future — or that the interim position is really a dry run for someone who will then be a shoo in for the job. It’s not clear what the plans will be for George Findlay when he takes over at Medway next month but he will be tackling a...

AWS Cloud Networking Expert Brad Hedlund Joins Aviatrix Aviatrix Continues to Attract Elite Cloud Networking Talent Aviatrix, the cloud network platform, today announced that Brad Hedlund has joined as a Principal Solutions Architect. Prior to joining Aviatrix, Hedlund held principal technical positions for some of the worlds biggest IT infrastructure brands including AWS, VMware NSX, and Cisco. As the latest addition to the companys distinguished Solutions Architecture and Engineering team...

 remain under investigation, Sgt. Lawrence Peele, a New Jersey State Police spokesperson, said on Tuesday. At the hearing, Drelich said that he walked from his nearby  home to the sign on Halsey Road and used a can of spray-paint to spell out the acronym "BLM."  The sign is about 400 feet from Stradas house. It was unclear Tuesday whether that had anything to do with where Drelich chose to leave his graffiti. Neither prosecutors nor the defense cited the sheriffs home as a factor during t...

Daughter of Chatham man who died of Covid before virus was recognised in UK calls for her dad to be known as Britains first victim Published: 06:00, 10 March 2021 The daughter of a man who died of Covid in the Medway Towns before the virus had been recognised in the UK, has called for her father to be officially acknowledged as Britains first coronavirus victim. Peter Attwood, 84, a retired accountant from Walderslade, passed away on January 30 last year at Medway Maritime Hospital after fallin...