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Doug Sail14:15, May 28 2021 Timaru is building a tsunami warning system rated the most advanced in New Zealand and possibly the world, according to a specialist consultant overseeing the project. “It is amazing that a little place like Timaru is putting in the worlds best," Scott Technicals Mark Wolf, a specialist in outdoor warning systems, told Stuff as a new siren was installed at the port end of North St. The latest warning information system installation, part of a Timaru District Cou...

Twitter taken to task amid court case alleging it worked with Mass. govt. To silence Senate candidate (Jeff Chiu/AP Photo) UPDATED 7:18 AM PT – Monday, May 17, 2021 A federal judge is sending out signals he may take Twitter to task over its designation as a “private entity” after the platform banned a Massachusetts Senate candidate. In a recent memorandum filed by Judge Mark Wolf, he laid out that Twitter may be considered a state actor if government officials have compelled it to do cert...

Wed, 05/12/2021 - 8:58am CommonWealth Magazine reports a judge in Worcester Superior Court on Monday dismissed a suit by a bunch of Massachusetts Republicans, including two failed Congressional candidates, to overturn the November election results. That election boat has sailed, the issues raised are pining for the fjords and the suit is moot, the judge ruled on the challenge, which the five GOPers brought after they initially filed in federal court, where a judge "suggested" the case belonged ...

BOSTON – A Canton woman was ordered to spend a year in prison after pleading guilty to helping a Hingham man defraud two Texas companies of more than $600,000. U.S. District Court Judge Mark Wolf sentenced Bintu Toure, 26,on Monday and ordered her to pay back $552,000 to seven individuals and companies. He ordered her to spend three years on probation after her release from federal prison. Toure pleaded guilty in January to charges of wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy. She was ...

Robert "Bobby" Donati. Robert "Bobby" Donati was a small-time Revere businessman whose gambling debts led him to become a white-collar criminal and mob wannabe. His is a name often heard as one of the two thieves who pulled off the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist in 1990. He would have been around 50 years old at that time. By 2013, the FBI asserted that the two men who were responsible for the theft were dead. But officials declined to identify the men or suggest what their motive migh...

John Connolly was the FBI’s fall guy Kevin Cullen © Wilfredo Lee John Connolly after a hearing in 2008 in Miami. So, with the blessings of the family of a guy he helped get murdered, John Connolly, FBI handler of the South Boston degenerate and gangster Whitey Bulger, will now get the opportunity to do what he and Bulger deprived so many others of — die in his own bed, surrounded by his family. There are some who think Connolly, now 80 and cancer-ridden, should have died ...

John Connolly was the FBI’s fall guy Whitey Bulger’s handler was far from the only one who should have been held accountable for enabling Bulger to murder and menace with impunity. By Kevin Cullen Globe Columnist,Updated February 18, 2021, 6:55 p.m. Email to a Friend John Connolly after a hearing in 2008 in Miami.Wilfredo Lee/Associated Press So, with the blessings of the family of a guy he helped get murdered, John Connolly, FBI handler of the South Boston degenerate and gangster Whi...

Leiff Cabrasers Richard Heimann filed the appeal BOSTON (Legal Newsline) – Class action lawyers who were found to have misled a judge in a $300 million lawsuit are appealing the order that slashed their cut. Class counsel Lieff Cabraser filed its appeal Jan. 26 in Boston federal court of at least three adverse rulings in the long-running State Street securities class action. The settlement seemed simple - $300 million for the class, with 25% going to their lawyers ...

More builders and investors are testing the waters of the single-family build-to-rent sector as consumers seek affordable housing options and to lease rather than buy.

As $50,000. do i have it right? >> you do have it right, absolutely. and this is unbelievable. this is a reward, this is punishment, someone is going in prison for murder? >> rick: of what the rationale. >> the judge is saying this is unfair, that is medically necessary and that you can not deprive this individual from becoming a woman -- >> bill: why is it medically necessary for this guy to become a woman? >> first of all, its more than unfair. >> expert. >> its not 50,000, toes 20,000. >> bil...