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Mississippi man indicted federally in Alabama with conspiracy to commit wire and health care fraud Updated Apr 28, 2021; A Mississippi man who oversees two pharmacies in Walker County and a couple of other states has been indicted for conspiracy to commit wire and health care fraud. A North District of Alabama federal grand jury returned an eight-count indictment against 55-year-old Phillip Anthony Minga. He is charged with wire fraud and health care fraud, as well as the conspiracy charge, according to a joint statement by U.S. Attorney Prim F. Escalona and Department of Health and Human Se...
Bike Delaware supports permanent status The Lewes-to-Georgetown Trail crossing at Old Orchard Road is among the most dangerous, according to bicyclists. NICK ROTH PHOTO Nick Roth February 19, 2021 A controversial Delaware law that allows bicyclists to ride through stop signs without stopping if the intersection is clear is set to expire in October. However, Bike Delaware, a nonprofit group that advocates for safe bicycling, would like to see the Delaware Yield become a permanent law. James Wilson, executive director of Bike Delaware, says a 60-month study by Delaware State Police ...
The Peace statue in Pulteney Park is a beloved, and sometimes decorated, part of Geneva. Did you know she has a twin sister in North Carolina? In the mid-1930s, the Geneva Central Council of Veterans pursued getting a memorial monument for the city. The Works Progress Administration provided $10,000, probably through the Federal Art Project. A young artist in Buffalo, Jean MacKay, was hired to create the monument at a time when few women were sculptors. She made a classical figure of a woman kneeling with her sword in the ground to symbolize peace. The model was completed in 1938 and sent to ...