Page 30 - Michael Doherty News Today

Senator Michael Doherty (R) and Assemblyman Jon Bramnick (R)are among those at the Jersey Shore and beyond voicing concern and opposition to the Marijuana reform law which cuts off communication between police and parents on a juveniles first offense and criminalizes police officers. Last week, Assemblyman Bramnick  “Handcuffing law enforcement from notifying parents if they find a child using drugs or alcohol is irresponsible and dangerous,” Bramnick (R-Union) said in a statement. “Pa...

Submitting... Erin McKenzie is an Early Years Apprentice employed by The City of Edinburgh Council Apprenticeship schemes have fast become a route to future employment for thousands of school leavers, as the Scottish Government’s Youth Employment Strategy set out an ambition to reach 30,000 apprenticeship starts annually. Openreach judge Anna Steven said: “It’s been fantastic to be associated with the first Edinburgh Apprenticeship Awards. "We’ve been hugely impressed by the high calibr...

The legislation that advanced Friday addresses underage possession of alcohol and marijuana, which can only lawfully be used by those 21 and older

Bill that could loosen cannabis logjam advances in NJ Follow Us Question of the Day By MIKE CATALINI - Associated Press - Friday, February 19, 2021 TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - A bill in the New Jersey Legislature aimed at breaking up a logjam delaying marijuana legalization legislation got approval in a state Senate committee on Friday, setting up additional votes on Monday. The bill’s sponsor, Democratic Sen. Nicho...

A bill in the New Jersey Legislature aimed at breaking up a logjam delaying marijuana legalization legislation got approval in a state Senate committee on Friday, setting up additional votes on Monday.

Southington approves expansion, renovation for LiveWell Southington approves expansion, renovation for LiveWell LiveWell, 1261 S. Main St., Plantsville, left, and Mulberry Gardens, 58 Mulberry St., Plantsville, right, Wed., Feb. 10, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement Plans for a renovated and expanded LiveWell Dementia Specialists campus Plans for a renovated and expanded LiveWell Dementia Specialists campus Advertisement Plans for a renovated and expanded LiveWell Dementia Spec...

Southington’s LiveWell proposes renovation, expansion Southington’s LiveWell proposes renovation, expansion LiveWell Dementia Specialists, at 1261 S. Main St., Plantsville, left, and Mulberry Gardens, 58 Mulberry St., right, are seen here on Wednesday. Advertisement LiveWell, 1261 S. Main St., Plantsville, Tues., Feb. 9, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal The main entrance to Mulberry Gardens, 58 Mulberry St., Plantsville, Tues., Feb. 9, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Mulberry Gar...

Playing It was known as “the Voyage of the Damned,” a dream vacation cruise that turned into a nightmare aboard the Grand Princess. The ship, which was on a 15-day cruise to Hawaii, became ground zero for COVID-19 when the pandemic was just taking shape. All 2,600 passengers were ordered to stay in their cabins, and food was delivered to each room. Monica Achter was on the cruise with her parents, and spoke to Inside Edition about life on the ship. “We had nowhere to go. We were definit...

Michael Doherty, who lives in Greenocks Grieve Road, told the Tele how water had been pouring onto his drying green area and over a wall onto slabs at the back of his home for eight years. He complained about Oak Tree Housing Associations handling of the matter and contacted Councillor Tommy McVey for assistance who claims he got no further. Councillor McVey and Mr Doherty then turned to the Telegraph. Nick Jardine, chief executive officer of Oak Tree, said: "We have instructed a speci...

Unfortunately, despite the determination of Senate Republicans to move this process forward, no substantive action has been taken by the Senate Democratic Majority to understand how the flawed policies of the Murphy administration could be improved to better protect the tens of thousands of seniors, veterans, and residents with disabilities who live in LTC facilities across New Jersey. To date, nearly 8,000 residents and staff of our nursing homes and veterans homes have died, with the loss of ...