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Retired Bolingbrook public works head will be paid as a consultant
Bolingbrook trustees have voted to pay former Public Works Director Michael Drey $80 an hour to be a consultant as the town wades through two water-related lawsuits. The hiring of Drey last week comes just weeks after he retired as Bolingbrook's...
Tags: Science and Technology, Plainfield (Will, Illinois), Justice System, Romeoville, Homer Glen
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Police, DCS agree: If Tramelle calls came today, outcome may still be the same
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND -- The anonymous caller who tried to find help for the children trapped in their lingering nightmare at 1130 W. Washington St. called the centralized Department of Child Services hot line the night of May 27, 2011. Apparently watching for the...Tags: John Broden, Witnesses, Justice System, Abusive Behavior, Law Enforcement
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NFL Roundup: Freeney headed to Chargers, Williams in lawsuit with former fiancee
ReutersThe Sports Xchange NFL Roundup: Freeney headed to Chargers, Williams in lawsuit with former fiancee The San Diego Chargers agreed to a two-year, $8.75 million contract with free agent defensive end Dwight Freeney, according to multiple reports....Tags: Thomas Keiser, Suicide, Dwight Freeney, Buffalo Bills, National Football League
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Police report peaceful day at Preakness
A group of friends and family from Elkridge prepared for the Preakness as they have every year for decades. They packed tubs of Rice Krispies treats, shrimp salad, macaroni salad, cashews, soft drinks and a giant bag of Utz chips into their cars and...
Tags: Preakness Stakes, Law Enforcement, Equestrian, Lifestyle and Leisure, Anthony W. Batts
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Pointing to threat, pulling in profit
Tribune Washington BureauWASHINGTON -- Over the last decade, former Navy Secretary Richard J. Danzig, a prominent lawyer, presidential advisor and biowarfare consultant to the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security, has urged the government to counter what he called a...Tags: White House, Lobbying, George W. Bush, Rockville (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania), Crime, Law and Justice
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In bid to combat prostitution, human trafficking, lawmakers vote to limit massage hours
Legitimate massage therapists are tired of them and law enforcement officials see them as potential venues for human trafficking. Now, the Florida Legislature is also flexing its muscle in the fight against the growth of adult-oriented massage...
Tags: Lake Worth, Executive Branch, Broward County, Law Enforcement, Massage Therapy
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Stolen-artifacts case has cost much, yielded little, critics say
When hundreds of federal agents raided four Southern California museums early one January morning in 2008, it set the art world ablaze, suggesting that even amid an international looting scandal, museums had continued to do business with the black...
Tags: Criminals, DePaul University, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Artists, Prosecution
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Casino site contamination prompts new lawsuit
A pair of Baltimore residents filed suit Monday accusing the city of breaking the law by allowing toxic chemicals to leach into the Patapsco River from the South Baltimore site where a casino is now under construction. The lawsuit is the second to raise...
Tags: Inner Harbor, Justice System, Judges, Environmental Pollution, Federal Hill
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UPDATED: Michigan AG reveals program to prevent school violence
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan's attorney general laid out a proposal Tuesday aimed at preventing violence in schools by creating a confidential tipline for parents and students to report potentially dangerous behavior. Bill Schuette announced the...
Tags: PTA, Justice System, Separation of Church and State, Teaching and Learning, Rick Snyder
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Law toughens penalties for social media-linked attacks
Gov. Pat Quinn signed into law Saturday a measure that allows stiffer penalties for people convicted of using social media to organize mob attacks. Social media has made it easier for groups of people to orchestrate violence, including those related to...Tags: Punishment, Prisons, Pat Quinn, Magnificent Mile, Executive Branch
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Logan Square residents sue Tribune, partner over coupon circulars
Tribune reporterFed up with the unwanted weekly delivery of RedPlum/ShopLocal coupon packages, some two dozen Logan Square residents have sued its distributors -- the Chicago Tribune and Valassis Communications -- to stop receiving the savings offers. The lawsuit,...Tags: Chicago Tribune, Justice System, Valassis Communications Inc., Media Industry, Cook County Government
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2 Occupy protesters sue central Indiana county, where they say officers roughed them up
Associated PressINDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Two Occupy protesters are suing sheriff's officers in a central Indiana county who they say shoved one of them roughly into a wall and arrested them when they entered the county courthouse. The two Occupy Kokomo demonstrators...Tags: Justice System, American Civil Liberties Union, Activism, Crime, Law and Justice, Politics
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