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1 of 2 Joseph Hart retired in 2001. Over the next decade, men would sue him and other Kansas City priests over alleged abuse. But despite being criminally investigated, he did not face charges. (Photo courtesy of Casper Star-Tribune collection, Casper College Western History Center) Photos courtesy of Casper Star-Tribune
Wyoming police and prosecutors were repeatedly at odds over the sexual abuse investigation into retired bishop Joseph Hart, police and prosecutor documents say, with police claiming that prosecutors hadn't read
Depeche Mode's Martin Gore Monkeys Around on New Solo EP, 'The Third Chimpanzee' A.D. Amorosi, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The last time audiences witnessed Martin Gore, David Gahan and Andrew Fletcher – collectively, Euro-electronic pop avatars Depeche Mode – together was when the trio, virtually and humorously, accepted their award as part of the 2020 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Come March, Depeche will be up for another award, as its 2020 career-collecting set, the all-black, all square “MODE,” is nominated for Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package ...
BURLINGTON, Vt. â Nine Vermont municipalities, including Northfield and Shrewsbury, are being sued because of a claim they have been prohibiting or restricting access to public government records, citing COVID-19 concerns, according to a lawsuit filed in Vermont Superior Court in Burlington. The lawsuit has major statewide implications because the final ruling could impact how taxpayers can get proper access to all kinds of public records stored in town halls across Vermont. It also could determine how more than 240 municipal clerks and their staffs will be required to provide service du...
The town has asked the countyâs top law enforcement officer to reverse course. Last year, Stateâs Attorney Rory Thibault asked the Vermont attorney generalâs office to look into two drug cases where it appeared Chief John Helfant, who was an officer in Berlin at the time, had not been given consent to search people he arrested though he said in court affidavits he had been given consent. The first case involved a Massachusetts man who was sentenced to time served on felony drug charges. Thibault said his office was made aware of a âmaterial discrepancyâ between what H...