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ed and misbranded pesticides falsely advertised as a government-approved disinfectant for the coronavirus, investigators said." Marek Majtan, 35, of Frederick, Maryland "was charged Tuesday in a criminal complaint that accuses him of repackaging pesticides with his own handmade labels and marketing it on

<https://www.loudountimes.corn/news/virginia-senate-approves-changes-to-police-assault- law/article 664f98f6-4b11-52ef-8c63-1049a442a708.html> (8/27, Lavoie) reports that "the Virginia Senate on Wednesday approved legislation that would eliminate a six-month mandatory minimum sentence for assaulting a p

hed in the Journal of the National Medical Association in December, 43% of Americans "have missed preventive care appointments during the pandemic." Frederick adds that "we are already seeing the measurable effects of skipped appointments: This week the [CDC] reported that in the first six months of 2020,

expected to sign them." According to the Post, Virginia "would then become the first in the South to abandon the ultimate punishment." The AP (2/22, Lavoie, Rankin) calls the vote "a dramatic turnaround for a state that has executed more people in its long history than any other." The Richmond (VA) Tim

d and misbranded pesticides falsely advertised as a government-approved disinfectant for the coronavirus, investigators said." Marek Majtan, 35, of Frederick, Maryland "was charged Tuesday in a criminal complaint that accuses him of repackaging pesticides with his own handmade labels and marketing it on

ll Tuesday night, breaking in and scrawling graffiti." EFTA00149223 Virginia Senate Votes To Ease Sentences For Assaulting Police. The AP (8/27, Lavoie) reports that "the Virginia Senate on Wednesday approved legislation that would eliminate a six-month mandatory minimum sentence for assaulting a po

d and misbranded pesticides falsely advertised as a government-approved disinfectant for the coronavirus, investigators said." Marek Majtan, 35, of Frederick, Maryland "was charged Tuesday in a criminal complaint that accuses him of repackaging pesticides with his own handmade labels and marketing it on

tland's city hall Tuesday night, breaking in and scrawling graffiti." Virginia Senate Votes To Ease Sentences For Assaulting Police. The AP (8/27, Lavoie) reports that "the Virginia Senate on Wednesday approved legislation that would eliminate a six-month mandatory minimum sentence for assaulting a po