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This week's Rewind is another edition of the monthly feature Years Ago. This time all of the short stories, old photos and memories are based on the decade of the 1980's. A great time in the history of Canadian harness racing and for that matter wherever else it was staged. Fans were attending races in large numbers, many new people were becoming involved and above all horses were travelling at speeds previously thought to be impossible. 1980 - Final Hambletonian Held At DuQuoin The Haughton family on far right receives the Hambo trophy following a victory by Burgomeister. It was a d...

Former Soaring Paws CEO Faces New Felony Fraud Charges March 8, 2021 Albert Adams, who in 2018 pled guilty to using donations to his abused animal charity for personal expenses, faces a new round of felony fraud charges. The Hillsborough State Attorney’s Office in Florida has charged him with six third-degree felony counts of pet insurance fraud, according to a statement from the Office of the State Attorney, 13th Judicial Circuit, Florida. Adams was arrested and held without bail on January 27, according to the Tampa Bay Times. According to the new charges, Adams purchased pet insurance f...

Animal charity CEO faces new fraud charges Albert Adams (Source: Hillsborough State Attorney’s Office) By ABC7 Staff | February 18, 2021 at 10:48 AM EST - Updated February 18 at 10:48 AM TAMPA, Fla. (WWSB) - The convicted former CEO of a Tampa Bay-area animal charity faces new charges of filing false pet insurance claims. Hillsborough State Attorney’s Office prosecutors have filed six new felony fraud charges against Albert Adams, who ran the nonprofit organization Soaring Paws. Investigators allege Adams signed up for a pet insurance policy, which would reimburse him for his pets�...

3 years later, Oakland mom still pleading for justice in son’s murder case KTVU's Henry Lee reports. Oakland - Three years after her son was gunned down in Oakland, Carol Ferguson Jones returned to the crime scene Wednesday to demand justice. "I want closure, and I will get it one day. So I'm not going to stop. I'm gonna keep fighting," Jones said.  On Feb. 3, 2018, her 27-year-old son Patrick Scott Jr. was shot and killed near a bus stop at the corner of 62nd and Market streets. No arrests have been made. "I don't want my son's case to go cold. I refuse to let it go cold," she said.