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Prop. 2 initiative will stay on ballot, judge rules
Proposition 2 would repeal parts of a initiative passed by voters in 2010 that bars the borough from banning, prohibiting or fining people for burning wood. But Judge Paul Lyle ruled that since Proposition 2's effects are scheduled to take effect on
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:50P
Feds sue hotel on behalf of fired white workers
The lawsuit, filed last week in federal court in Denver, claims the owners of the Hampton Inn franchise in Craig fired the workers because they are white and "it was their impression that such workers are lazy," the case filing states.
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:47P
Question of who should pay for Wedgefield canal dredging lingers
A group, called the Concerned Citizens Committee, filed a lawsuit against some members of the board in opposition to the dredging that took place in 2010 and over what they called the improper actions by board members. As part of that lawsuit,
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:46P
Feds uphold sale of Arctic oil leases
The federal government today decided to uphold the sale of nearly 500 leases to drill for oil in Arctic waters near Alaska, following a successful lawsuit by environmentalists and native Alaskan organizations that threw those contracts into jeopardy.
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:44P
EEOC Sues Guam's Aviation Concepts for Religious Discrimination
After attempts to reach a pre-litigation settlement failed, the EEOC filed its lawsuit in the US District Court, District of Guam (EEOC v. Aviation Concepts, Inc.., Case No. 11-00028), alleging that Aviation discriminated on the basis of religion by
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:43P
Guam - The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission [EEOC] has filed a sexual
The lawsuit alleges that women employed at the pharmaceutical drug and products wholesaler were propositioned and touched at the company's Tamuning office. According to a release, the EEOC's suit charges that female employees at MD Wholesale's facility
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:43P
Woman claims former mobster cheater her in club deal
In a lawsuit filed last week, Lisa Hansegard claims she entered into an agreement with James Cabella to relinquish her interest in the club for $1.3 million to be paid in weekly installments of $2500, but that only two such payments were made.
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:39P
Opponents of Camp Easton sale file lawsuit to block sale to developer
A group of Inland Northwest backers and supporters of the Boy Scout's popular Camp Easton have filed a lawsuit trying to halt the sale of the camp to an Arizona developer. The suit, filed recently in Kootenai County District Court by the group Camp
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:39P
Feds sue on behalf of Truman police officer
The lawsuit was filed Friday on behalf of Navy reservist Michael Schutz, It alleges the city of Truman violated the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act by making Schutz a part-time officer after he returned from Kuwait and
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:36P
Nampa police lawsuit 'Concerns have fallen on deaf ears'
BOISE - After fighting a three-year internal battle with the Nampa Police Department, three officers say a lawsuit is their only option. "They felt like they were backed into a corner," said
Updated: 10/03/2011 07:36P
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