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A tense wait for strike talks as group homes delay moving residents FacebookTwitterEmail The vehicles are ready and destinations are set for residents of 200 group homes to move to safe locations ahead of a Friday morning strike of 2,100 workers. And all day Thursday, group home operators have changed plans on the fly, pushing back deadlines to relocate residents until the last possible minute. By mid-day Thursday, Barry Simon, CEO of Oak Hill, which operates 70 of the affected homes, said he’d already twice pushed back plans to relocate 200 residents to nursing homes — from 9 a.m. to noo...

Group home workers for SEIU District 1199 are looking for the same deal their fellow...

Bastion Pt cocaine drama: Russian sailor acquitted, but Polish men guilty 10 May, 2021 03:03 AM 3 minutes to read Ryszard Wilk. Crown prosecutor Brian Dickey claims Wilk's nickname was "Richie" and he was a drug ring boss. Photo / Interpol Ryszard Wilk. Crown prosecutor Brian Dickey claims Wilk's nickname was "Richie" and he was a drug ring boss. Photo / Interpol Two Polish men have been found guilty of importing cocaine but a Russian sailor cleared his name as jurors reached verdicts today in the Bastion Pt cocaine trial. Sailor Aleksandr Cherushev was expected to leave custody for the first...

The catcher in the Ryszard Wilk cocaine case: Bastion Pt drug trial jury out 7 May, 2021 04:53 AM 3 minutes to read All three accused men in the cocaine trial must now wait for the jury's verdicts. Photo / File All three accused men in the cocaine trial must now wait for the jury's verdicts. Photo / File The identity of people in messages dredged up at the Bastion Point drug trial could be pivotal to deciding the fate of three accused cocaine importers. Russian sailor Aleksandr Cherushev and Polish men Ryszard Wilk and Patryk Lukasz Lukasik have pleaded not guilty to importing cocaine. Jurors...

Banana business: 'Sloppy' border claim offensive to New Zealand, Bastion Pt cocaine trial told 6 May, 2021 12:44 AM 3 minutes to read For all three accused men in the cocaine trial, defence teams have now closed their cases. Photo / File For all three accused men in the cocaine trial, defence teams have now closed their cases. Photo / File Cocaine trial jurors have been warned not to slip up on claims a banana business was anything but legitimate. Russian sailor Aleksandr Cherushev and Polish men Ryszard "Richie" Wilk and Patryk Lukasz Lukasik have pleaded not guilty to importing cocaine. At ...