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A Hudson County welfare office worker was charged with getting cash from ATMs by using illegally obtained benefit cards. Herbert Thomas, 55, of Jersey City, an employee of the Hudson County Department of Family Services Welfare Division, used the cards at least 10 times between September and February, according to Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez. His withdrawls totaled "several thousand dollars," she said Tuesday. Suarez did not disclose how his actions were discovered or if he is still employed with the office. He was charged with seven counts of third-degree theft and three counts o...

Hudson County worker charged with stealing thousands from welfare recipients Updated Mar 16, 2021; A Hudson County welfare office worker swindled cash from some of the county’s most vulnerable resident, authorities said Tuesday. Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez said that Herbert Thomas, 55, of a Jersey City, made at least 10 cash withdrawal from Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) cards that had been issued to welfare recipients. The prosecutor’s office’s Public Integrity Unit, Special Investigation Unit charged him with seven counts of third-degree theft by unlawful taking and t...

Was Stonehenge Moved From Wales? Candida Moss © Provided by The Daily Beast Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast You cannot visit southern England or make a movie about Druids without a visit to Stonehenge. This prehistoric monument is sacred to Neopagans, features in Arthurian legend, and is one of England’s best loved tourist sites (it has attracted visitors since the Roman period). A recent archeological report, however, suggests that the origins of the stone circle may lie elsewhere, in the remains of a circle in the hills of Wales. Scientists now sugge...

Ideas, Inventions And Innovations Stonehenge Original Location Found, Mysterious Monoliths Moved from Wales to Salisbury Plain and Rebuilt Professor Mike Parker Pearson (UCL Institute of Archaeology) discusses his research which has found a dismantled stone circle in west Wales which was moved to Salisbury Plain and rebuilt as Stonehenge. According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, whose History of the Kings of Britain was written in 1136, the mysterious monoliths at Stonehenge were first spirited there by the wizard Merlin, whose army stole them from a mythical Irish stone circle called the Giants�...

17 February 2021 Professor Mike Parker Pearson (UCL Institute of Archaeology) discusses his research which has found a dismantled stone circle in west Wales which was moved to Salisbury Plain and rebuilt as Stonehenge. According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, whose History of the Kings of Britain was written in 1136, the mysterious monoliths at Stonehenge were first spirited there by the wizard Merlin, whose army stole them from a mythical Irish stone circle called the Giants’ Dance. Centuries before the development of rudimentary geology, Geoffre...