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Rick Sorrells, former DCS superintendent forced to retire in 2017 amidst questions about the finances at DCS. In April 2018, Sorrells pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud and admitted to receiving more than $3 million in bribes and kickbacks in exchange for entering into contracts for $70 million in school bus camera equipment. He s expected to be sentenced in August.
Larry Duncan, former president of the DCS Board and a former Dallas City Council member. He stepped down from his position as president of board for Dallas County Schools on May 17, 2017 amid ongoing investigations into a multi-million budget gap, the agency s controversial stop-arm camera program and a sale-leaseback land deal that will cost taxpayers millions.
Meghan Markle s pal Jessica Mulroney over the moon as she receives birthday gift from the Duchess
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Tue, Mar 16, 2021
Meghan Markle s friend Jessica Mulroney, who voiced her support for the the Duchess ahead of Oprah interview, seemingly received a special birthday gift from Prince Harry s sweet heart.
The 39-year-old royal reportedly sent a bouquet of pink roses in a glass vase to her pal Jessica.
The Canadian stylist was more than happy as she shared a shot of the flowers on her Instagram Stories, and wrote: Luckiest friend, thanks MM.
Mulroney, who turned 41 on Sunday (March, 17), celebrated her auspicious event with fans as she shared messages of love from multiple friends on her Instagram Stories.
Silk saris worth ₹8 lakh seized from BJP activist’s house in Puducherry
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March 15, 2021 14:20 IST
The election flying squad had received a call about the saris stored at the house for distribution to voters
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The election flying squad had received a call about the saris stored at the house for distribution to voters
The Election Flying Squad on Monday seized silk saris worth ₹8 lakh from a house in Reddiayarpalayam in Puducherry.
The team searched the house after they received a call on the toll free number that silk saris had been stored at the residence for distribution to voters.
Selling merchandise was merely a functional means of achieving those pious ends. We needed a way to pay the rent, Denison said.
Eight years later, prayer meetings are still held regularly in a small area that doubles as a dressing room. The rest of the store has been filled with merchandise.
Initially, Denison said they sold inspirational and encouraging gifts but eventually, they branched out to offer specialty items such as smoked fish, products from Cherry Republic and Grand Traverse Pie Company, and Michigan-themed novelty items such as shirts and mugs â all produced in the U.S.
Denison said she and her husband, Jim, chose to stock these types of products after considering what items they personally travel long distances to purchase.