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Heres a Memorial Day weekend event guide for Danbury, Ridgefield, Brookfield and more FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 The annual Danbury Memorial Day Parade took place on Main Street in Danbury on Monday May 27, 2019.Lisa Weir / For Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Photos from Danburys annual Memorial Day parade in Danbury, Conn. on Monday, May 28, 2018. The parade began at the intersection of Rose St. and Main St. and ended with a ceremony at Rogers Park.Michael Cummo / Hearst Connect...

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. President Bidens Supreme Court commission includes a variety of primarily liberal legal experts, with some conservatives as well, and is tasked with providing the president with a report on the current debate around potential reforms to the court, including court packing.  It is a potpourri of law school professors, retired federal judges and former government lawyers. Some have lauded it as a collection of serious...

Staff reports Leslie Paulson, the Frankfort man charged with hitting and pinning his ex-wife with a car in December 2019 on Mohawk Valley Community College’s Utica campus, was sentenced to nearly two decades in prison Monday after pleading guilty to attempted second-degree murder, according to court records. Utica police in 2019 reported Paulson’s ex-wife was walking her dog when he sped toward her, pinning her between her vehicle and his. He began to threaten the woman before leaving, po...

Leslie Paulson The Frankfort man who rammed his car into his ex-wife will serve nearly 20 years in prison. Posted: May 18, 2021 4:00 PM Updated: May 18, 2021 4:21 PM Posted By: WKTV UTICA, NY - The Frankfort man who rammed his car into his ex-wife will serve nearly 20 years in prison. Leslie Paulson was charged with attempted murder, assault, criminal possession of a weapon, and menacing after he used his car to pin his ex-wife against her vehicle in the parking lot of MVCC in December of 201...

Government Executive email Joe Biden has inherited a department plagued by scandal, just as Gerald Ford did in 1974. Law professor at Fordham UniversityThe Atlantic President Joe Biden is facing problems Gerald Ford would have appreciated. Like Ford in 1974, Biden has come into office following a president accused of criminality. Both Biden and Ford inherited a Department of Justice plagued by scandal and well-grounded charges of politicization. Both had to choose a nominee for attorne...

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Share: PITTSBURGH, March 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- L.B. Foster Company (the "Company") (NASDAQ:FSTR) is pleased to announce the promotions of Gregory (Greg) W. Lippard, the Companys Vice President of Rail Technologies & Services, to Senior Vice President, Rail Technologies & Services, and William (Bill) F. Treacy, the Companys Vice President of Infrastructure Solutions, to Senior Vice President, Infrastructure Solutions, each effective immediately. The promotions of Lippard and Treacy, whi...

Man Admits Gruesome Details In Dog Dragging Case In Verona The man who was accused of intentionally dragging a dog behind his vehicle in October was convicted in Oneida County court Wednesday. Officials with the Oneida County District Attorneys Office say Milton Lighthall appeared virtually to plead guilty to Felony Aggravated Cruelty to Animals. During the allocution phase of his plea, Milton described in horrific detail the actions he took against an innocent little dog named Lily. Officials ...

Trumps Defense Shoves His Biggest Supporters Under The Bus During the impeachment trial, former President Donald Trumps attorneys argued that "no thinking person" would take his words literally. By Ryan J. Reilly and Paul Blumenthal Former President Donald Trump convinced his supporters of the big lie that the 2020 election was stolen. He warned that if they didn’t “fight like hell,” they were “not going to have a country anymore.” He told them to march to the Capitol. And now that m...