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Zarda passed away in 2014. His estate is continuing with his suit. This is one hour 45 minutes. Good afternoon. Each side has been assigned 30 minutes, 10 minutes per person. Exceeded may be depending on how things go during the argument. From mr. Antolino. Good afternoon. Case, we are proud to present the executives of the. Arda estate we ask that you find that Sexual Orientation discrimination is sex discrimination under title vii. Was a male. Complained that he identified as gay, he was fired...

Thursday of the septa strike, with Annie Mccormick and Katherine Scott and karen rogers. Its warm out there, and were going to have rain . Reporter its warm, im not using a coat. Were dealing with low cloud cover, well have sun early, but the clouds will get thicker and showers out by pittsburgh will roll east and well get an afternoon showers or thunderstorm. 57 degrees and mild, winds out of the south very light. Wilmington keeps climbing. 68 degrees in wilmington. At the airport south of the ...

GRAHAM — Alamance Community College alumni, faculty, staff and students were honored by the college Thursday, May 16, at the 2024 Celebrating Excellence Awards.

An event that took place on the campus of UNC Asheville on Wednesday, Nov. 8, aims to help students begin the bridge of connecting with future employers.The eve

Manufacturing industries play a critical role in local economies, and the foundation of connecting future generations of Transylvania County residents with career opportunities at local manufacturers was built on Wednesday,

On Sept. 26, as part of the Land of Sky Clean Vehicle Coalition’s ‘Drive Electric Week,’ Blue Ridge Community College hosted the Electric Vehicles Workforce Development event. The event brought

Clearfield State Police

The Monroe County resident, formerly of Tennessee, admitted to having graphic child sex abuse material in court in April after police found he was unlawfully tattooing minors in Monroe County in 2020.

MACON – A repeat child sex offender who admitted to possessing graphic child sexual abuse material in an investigation involving the tattooing of children was sentenced to serve 35 years

MACON — A repeat child sex offender who admitted to possessing graphic child sexual abuse material in an investigation involving the tattooing of children was sentenced to serve 35 years