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For his father expired plates not from the city but from their hla the Problem Solvers want to know why. A brazen act of vandalism caught on camera as a hiker stops to men and their tracks and trying to deface a popular denver park thank you for joining us on America Gonzales this happened around 630 saturday night when the park was full of people enjoying the weekend kagan harsha spoke with the man who saw what was happening and reacted. Hundreds if not thousands of people visit Lookout Mountai...

Hundreds if not thousands of people visit Lookout Mountain park every summer weekend its close to town in the views are spectacular so long if you ignore the new ones added just this past weekend the battling right away i knew there had to be spraypainted its not the sound you hope to hear in colorados Great Outdoors i saw at first there is no way that some of the beautiful park but the site was even worse. You know youre debasing properti there for who we agreed not to identify was taking engag...

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Former Massachusetts broker Michael Flavin will serve 30 months in federal prison for convincing buyers to give him deposits for homes that were not for sale.

A real estate agent has pleaded guilty to falsely marketing properties that were not for sale and pocketing nearly $2 million in deposit checks from potential buyers. Michael Flavin, 38, of Quincy, admitted to two counts of wire fraud and two counts of aggravated identity theft in federal court in Boston on Dec. 17, acting ...

Michael Flavin, of Quincy, Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated wire fraud and two counts of aggravated identity theft.