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BETHLEHEM – Ms. Sandra Lee, 68, of Bethlehem, passed away peacefully on Thursday, June 24, 2021. Sandra was born in Waterbury on Aug. 4, 1952, daughter of the late John Jacob and Ines (Gasse) Leasak. She was a graduate of Waterbury Catholic High School and graduated summa cum laude from St. Francis College in Maine where she earned her bachelor of science degree in education. She later returned to St. Francis College making the dean’s list and earned her master’s degree in sociology. She taught at Memorial Middle School for eight years, and taught for 25 years at Middlebury Elementary ...

Drunk threw paint over car before hurling homophobic abuse at cops When 43-year-old Colin Swan was traced at his home a short time later, police noticed he had white paint on his hands, Perth Sheriff Court was told Colin Swan's actions were described as "disgraceful" at Perth Sheriff Court Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your...

Inflight Dublin has been chosen by Korean Air, the flag-carrier of South Korea, to provide a 6-month trial of its Wireless IFE solution, Everhub™. Commencing in May, Inflight Dublin will equip Korean Air’s legacy fleet with the DO-160G certified Everhub™ Portable wireless server. The Everhub™ software platform will be accessible to Korean Air’s passengers through Inflight Dublin’s web-based passenger application which features a brand-aligned Graphical User Interface (GUI) available in up to 12 languages. The content package consists of Hollywood blockbusters and TV shows, selecte...

Rotterdam town officials spar over police audit | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Two Rotterdam town board members got into a heated discussion about a $25,000 audit on the Rotterdam Town Police Department following a brief presentation by members of the law firm that conducted the audit and during questions raised by the police chief. “Forgive my passion,” said Town Supervisor Steven Tommasone after closing the public comment portion of the meeting. “I’m over the misinformation campaign.” Chief G. William Manikas was in the middle of asking questions to the town supervisor, to which boa...

Rotterdam police chief questions audit, calls out ‘several inaccuracies and false implications’ | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS By Shenandoah Briere | Rotterdam Police Chief G. William Manikas is raising concerns over a $25,000 audit conducted by a law firm the town hired after the town supervisor’s office sent a news release Thursday that the chief said is woefully inaccurate. “I feel compelled to address several inaccuracies and false implications outlined in the unsigned press release sent by the Town of Rotterdam on February 17, 2021 and will outline them below,” Manikas said Frida...