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Supreme Court marshal to Maryland and Virginia officials: enforce laws banning protests - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court marshal to Maryland and Virginia officials: enforce laws banning protests

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Source: hotair.com
Supreme Court marshal asks Maryland officials to prohibit picketing outside justices' homes – 850 WFTL - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court marshal asks Maryland officials to prohibit picketing outside justices' homes – 850 WFTL

(NEW YORK) -- Supreme Court marshal Gail Curley is asking Maryland officials to enforce state and local laws that prohibit picketing outside the homes of justic

Supreme Court marshal asks Maryland officials to prohibit picketing outside justices' homes - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court marshal asks Maryland officials to prohibit picketing outside justices' homes

The high court just ended a divisive term, ruling on hot-button issues like abortion and gun rights.

Source: go.com
Polish-American Club sues zoning board over rejection of its Expressway billboard proposal - Vimarsana News

Polish-American Club sues zoning board over rejection of its Expressway billboard proposal

The Polish-American Club on Boston Street and a Norwell billboard company on Thursday sued the Zoning Board of Appeal over its rejection of a plan to build an electronic billboard aimed at motorists on the neighboring Southeast Expressway.

Marijuana home-delivery service for Grove Hall wins board approval - Vimarsana News

Marijuana home-delivery service for Grove Hall wins board approval

The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday approved entrepreneurs' plans to turn a dilapidated Blue Hill Avenue building into a home-delivery marijuana service that will use three unmarked vans to ferry orders to customers.