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A Greene County man admitted bilking Western Pennsylvania investors out of more than $2 million under the guise of funding a promising renewable energy company, only to use the money to pay for lavish personal items and the living expenses of he and his fellow schemers. Authorities say the money
Flowers are seen near where a gunman killed two people after crashing a stolen truck on Saturday in Winthrop. (Jesse Costa/WBUR) Family members and friends are mourning the two longtime public servants who were killed by a gunman in Winthrop on Saturday. Police say Nathan Allen, 28, of Winthrop, rammed a building in a stolen truck, then fatally shot David Green, a retired state police trooper, and Ramona Cooper, an Air Force veteran, before police killed him. Green, 58, who grew up in Winthrop, spent 36 years in law enforcement. "My brother had a unique ability — I think it was unique —...
Jason Koski/Cornell University Top row: Industry leaders and alumni judges at the Cornell Hospitality Business Plan Competition, held virtually May 1. Bottom row left to right: Shaily Patil, MPS-RE ’21, and Jacob Tannenbaum, MPS-RE ’21, members of winning team Life After Life. Green cemetery wins hospitality business pitch contest May 4, 2021 A monetization platform connecting consumers to restaurants through influencers’ content and an algorithm-based trip-planning concierge were among the pitches presented during the 11th Cornell Hospitality Business Plan Competition, an ...
Virtual author visit to wrap up town-wide library program in Wallingford Virtual author visit to wrap up town-wide library program in Wallingford The Wallingford Public Library, Mon., Jan. 4, 2021. The Wallingford Public Library is eliminating most late fines on overdue materials. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal March 02, 2021 05:09PM By Lauren Takores, Record-Journal staff WALLINGFORD â The libraryâs annual town-wide reading program, âOne Book, One Wallingford,â was interrupted last year due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. It cut short a seri...