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Tomorrow jury selection is set to commence in the federal trial of Derek Chauvin's three former fellow Minneapolis police officers before senior Minnesota federal district judge Paul Magnuson in St. Paul. The three officers are Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao. They are charged with violating the civil rights of George Floyd in the arrest that resulted in his death. As everyone knows, Derek Chauvin was convicted of the
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Author of the article: Hannah MacLeod Publishing date: Feb 18, 2021 • February 18, 2021 • 3 minute read • Article content The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) geoscience team and their contractor have completed pre-drilling water well sampling and testing at the potential repository site in Teeswater, Ontario, marking another major milestone in its preparations for deep borehole drilling in the area this spring. The NWMO’s geoscience work in the area in South Bruce, including deep borehole drilling, is an important part of our work to ensure the area would ...
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Jarden Brief: Dating app Bumble soars after market listing 11 Feb, 2021 07:27 PM 7 minutes to read The market welcomed the addition of Bumble. Photo / Getty Images NZ Herald Jarden New Zealand The S&P NZ50 finished the day down 0.5 per cent. The best performing sector on the day was Communication Services (+0.5 per cent), followed by Financials (+0.4 per cent). Meanwhile, the utilities sector (-1.1 per cent) led the market down, while Tech (-0.9 per cent) also had a poor showing. The best performing company on the day was aquaculture company Sanford, which climbed 4.1 per c...
COVID causing uptick in local population, traffic December 20, 2020WOLFEBORO — According to Police Chief Dean Rondeau, Covid-19 has brought about an increase in traffic and population, a result of people choosing to live in their seasonal residences. Reporting to the Wolfeboro Police Commission on Nov. 19, Rondeau said he has seen many out-of-state plates as well as an increase in weekend traffic. October was a busy month for police investigation and follow up on major cases, said Rondeau, with 57 incidents, 95 offenses, 30 arrests, and 13 accidents logged. Officers conducted 221 traffic st...