Attorney General James Demands NFL Address Gender-Based Discrimination
AG James Leads Multistate Coalition of Attorneys General in Letter Urging NFL to Take Action Following Allegations of Discrimination.
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Attorney General James Secures $125,000 From Contractor for Violating Diversity Requirements in Public Works Project
The Pike Company Becomes Latest Contractor Fined Over MWBE Fraud in Rochester Schools Modernization Program.
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Lockdown, Lowdown… Ringside Report Looks Back at the Hit TV Show New Tricks
By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart What to do with three well known and heavyweight actors who are getting on a bit? With their face recognition part of their obvious appeal, this was always going to bring in a certain age of viewer when whoever it was hit upon a quite brilliant idea That it ended up by
Source: ringsidereport.com
Attorney General James Protects Long Island Workers Unlawfully Fired During COVID-19 Pandemic
AG James recovers $400,000 for laundry workers unlawfully fired by FDR Services, reinstates those employees to the company.
Source: longisland.com
New Tricks finale: 'life in the old dog yet'
Critics struggle to mourn the end of police show that had 'run out of steam' by The Week team 7 Oct 2015 Viewers bade farewell to the Unsolved Crime and Open Case Squad (UCOS) last night as police drama New Tricks finally came to an end - but there was little sorrow from the critics. After 12 series and 107 episodes, the finale featured a routine cold case about a mental health activist murdered on New Year's Eve in 1999. Terry Ramsey at the Daily Telegraph says it was "wholly predictable", with a "twist that you could see coming a mile away" and a perpetrator, played by Meera Syal, who "coul...
Source: theweek.co.uk