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Updated July 7 Tee time for Jones, Hardy, Hilchey, Wilcox, King at Maine Am; no three-peat for Anderson Two-time defending titlist Cole Anderson not in field as Florida State University golfer to compete in Southern Amateur in Mississippi, but multi-time event champion Ricky Jones, as well as Jon Hardy, Parker Hilchey, Chris King and Adam Wilcox, are locals among 132 players in 102nd tourney at fabled, historic Kebo Valley. By Ken WaltzSports Director: Courier Gazette & Camden Herald Ricky Jones in the Seacoast Security Classic. Ken Waltz BAR HARBOR — When the 10...

Luxury Car Buyers Are Diving In On Hybrids Share Forgive me for still having a brain stuck in the moment when hybrids were almost wilfully dorky and culturally loathed, but it’s still fun to see the tech gaining acceptance at the top of the market. All that and more in The Morning Shift for July 7, 2021. 1st Gear: BMW Leads Luxury Sales In U.S., BMW Hybrids Up 148.5 Per cent Global If there’s one trend to define car-buying tastes these days, it’s that everyone loves crossovers and SUVs. If there were two trends, though, it’d be that hybrids are hitting the mainstream hard, and across...

ADVERTISEMENT Ex-UAW Honcho Sentenced To A Year For Corruption Scheme Law360 (July 6, 2021, 9:24 PM EDT) -- A former United Auto Workers executive was sentenced to a year in prison Tuesday and ordered to pay $250,000 in restitution in Michigan federal court for conspiring with other senior UAW officials to siphon hundreds of thousands of dollars in member dues to fund lavish purchases. Vance Pearson, who is also a former UAW regional director, was additionally ordered by Judge Paul Borman to forfeit $122,000 and undergo three years of supervised release following his prison sentence. Last ye...

The former UAW president was sentenced to over two years in prison

US District Court Judge Paul Borman sentenced former United Auto Workers president Gary Jones to 28 months in prison for embezzling up to $1.5 million in union funds to finance golf trips, private villas, and lavish meals for top UAW executives.