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The U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Senior U.S. District Judge William M. Skretny erred in dismissing Michael Nolans lawsuit as time barred.

ALBANY — The state’s handling of the Nourish New York program is receiving bipartisan criticism, including from the local sponsor of the 2021 law.

Staff Attorney Procurement Division The Office of the State Comptroller (OSC) seeks an experienced professional to serve as a Staff Attorney within the Procurement Division. This individual will be required to work both independently and as part of a team with other attorneys to analyze and advise on procurement law. RESPONSIBILITIES: * Analyze procurement records provided by contracting units to determine whether the proposed procurement process complies with applicable law. * Provide technica...

Two recent deals illustrate trends in a market fueled by religion and nationalism.

The Rabbinate’s Department of Slaughter Abroad Sends Hundreds of Shochtim (Ritual Slaughterers) to Slaughterhouses Across the Globe in Order to Ensure a Supply of Kosher Meat for Israel

The area’s sales tax receipts were mostly below state averages last month, the state’s fiscal watchdog reported Monday, with the exception of a spike in Allegany County.

As Israel moves this month to mark the thirtieth anniversary of the Oslo Accords, note the following great failure, the failure to prevent the militarization of Judea and Samaria (the

Yeshiva students are required to declare "Torah study is his occupation" at draft offices in order to receive a service deferral.

State audit also finds more than 700 SNAP household members listed as eligible for benefits while incarcerated for more than 30 days.

It will be used to preserve Carrollton Manor Rural Legacy Area. Farm in Frederick County (Photo from Frederick County Government)            Frederick, Md. (KM) The Maryland Board of Public Works has awarded  a $3.135 million grant to Frederick County. The funds come from the Rural Legacy Programs