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gvogrin@tribtoday.com WARREN — Former Liberty Township firefighter Joshua Cleland, 42, was indicted by a Trumbull County grand jury Wednesday on charges connected to a yearlong drug investigation linked to the fire department. Cleland, of Warner Road, Vienna, is charged with two felonies — aggravated possession of drugs with specification for forfeiture, and tampering with evidence. A former lieutenant in the Liberty Fire Department, Cleland also is charged with a first-degree misdemeanor ...

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People of color and those with incomes below the poverty line are more likely to live near oil refineries where air monitors show benzene levels that should trigger federal action.

Team 90s in this debate includes two Hall of Famers, four 10,000-yard receivers, and eight Pro Bowlers. The Jets began the draft with Keyshawn Johnson -- the last receiver to go No. 1 -- and the Colts grabbed Marvin Harrison with a first-round pick obtained via 1994s Jeff George trade. A year after trading up for J.J. Stokes, the 49ers found Jerry Rices true heir apparent in Terrell Owens (Round 3). This classs depth, however, wins out. First-rounder Eric Moulds made three Pro Bowls and took ...

Iowa prisons resume COVID-19 vaccinations for inmates, but vaccine rate lags behind neighboring states Philip Joens, Des Moines Register What are you waiting for?: Gov. Kim Reynolds urges Iowans to get COVID vaccination Replay Video UP NEXT The Iowa Department of Corrections in January received an allotment of the Moderna vaccine from the state that allowed them to fully vaccinate about 1,200 eligible staff members and 200 prisoners with serious health conditions.  Most of th...

The New York Times, The New York Times Published: 16 Apr 2021 12:49 PM BdST Updated: 16 Apr 2021 12:49 PM BdST A comparison of COVID-19 cases at federal and state prisons across the country. The New York Times A comparison of COVID-19 cases at federal and state prisons across the country. The New York Times The COVID infection rate in American prisons may be as much as 17 times higher than the known global rate. The New York Times Amer...

EMILY HAMER The Wisconsin Department of Corrections has vaccinated 17% of state prisoners against COVID-19, but is still lagging behind the statewide vaccination rate of 37.6% of residents who have received a dose — despite all inmates having been eligible since March 1. Although the vaccines seem to be running behind, the number of COVID-19 cases in the prison system has plummeted. On Tuesday, the active case count among prisoners was just six — the lowest it has been sin...

Just 7% of Wisconsin prisoners have received COVID-19 vaccine, despite outcry over inmates being prioritized Mary Spicuzza, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Department of Corrections, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A Department of Corrections prison watch tower. Credit: Screen grab, Department of Corrections video Even as Wisconsin has expanded eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to everyone 16 and older, one group is lagging far behind others: prisoners. Fewer than 1,400 prisoners...

Even as Wisconsin has expanded eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to everyone 16 and older, one group is lagging far behind others: prisoners. Fewer than 1,400 prisoners in the state had received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as of Monday, even though state officials prioritized inmates for vaccine access due to concerns about widespread outbreaks in prisons. Just 1,382 prisoners incarcerated in state Department of Corrections facilities had received at least one dose of vaccin...

Azets: UK SME powerhouse too big to fail Verdict Staff April 8, 2021 (Last Updated April 8th, 2021 13:19) Share Article On 12 April, non-essential retail, gyms, hairdressers, and outdoor hospitality businesses will be allowed to reopen as the nationwide lockdown is eased further. Azets partner and SME specialist Donald Boyd said: “In 2008 certain banks were too big to fail.  And now the SME powerhouse of the UK is too big to fail as a result of...