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4K) website also covers this story. FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS Pay-For-Play Marijuana Trial Of Former Massachusetts Mayor Continues. The Providence (RI) Journal (5/6, 376K) reports jurors in the trial of former Fall River, Massachusetts, Mayor Jasiel Correia II on Wednesday heard how Correia "de

uments, and falsifying medical records, according to a statement from San Joaquin District Attorney Tori Verber Salazar." The Washington Post (5/6, Thebault, 10.52M) reports that "lately, state authorities allege, patrons have visited" the Old Corner Saloon in California's Central Valley "for a service

istration (NTIA) to convene stakeholders, industry leaders, lawmakers and others to identify the means of reform to the pivotal internet law." The Providence (RI) Journal (1/26, Gregg, Anderson, 376K) says that although the hearing "tested...Raimondo's knowledge and, at times, forced her to defend her muc

rts that she expressed support for violence against Democrats before running for Congress." Additional coverage includes the Washington Post (1/26, Thebault, 10.52M). Call For Investigation Of FBI Racist Practices. The Revolution Podcast host Akin Olla, in an op-ed in The Guardian (UK) (1/26, 5.53M), wr

4K) website also covers this story. FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS Pay-For-Play Marijuana Trial Of Former Massachusetts Mayor Continues. The Providence (RI) Journal (5/6, 376K) reports jurors in the trial of former Fall River, Massachusetts, Mayor Jasiel Correia II on Wednesday heard how Correia "de

uments, and falsifying medical records, according to a statement from San Joaquin District Attorney Tori Verber Salazar." The Washington Post (5/6, Thebault, 10.52M) reports that "lately, state authorities allege, patrons have visited" the Old Corner Saloon in California's Central Valley "for a service

Island Man Sentenced For Bank Robberies. The Lincoln (RI) Valley Breeze (7/15, 92K) reports Christopher Oladapo, who "admitted to robbing banks in Providence and Pawtucket within a month of each other last summer," was "sentenced Wednesday to two years and six months in federal prison." He "pleaded guilty

September 8, and keep classes online the first six weeks." The Washington Post (7/15, Beachum, Bellware, Knowles, Denham, Berger, Wagner, Sonmez, Thebault, Kornfield, Iati, 14.2M) reports the Houston decision "follows similar announcements from school districts across the country that have chosen an on