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Sayre man pleads guilty to rape, drug charges, faces up to 440 years in prison
The Sayre man who was facing more than 500 charges in connection with the rapes of 17 woman has pleaded guilty in Bradford County Court. According to the Bradford County Drug Task Force, 45-year-old Sean Hall pleaded guilty to 21 felony charges:. 6 counts of Raping a Substantially Impaired Person...
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Crews battle brush fire in Big Flats amid dry conditions
BIG FLATS, N.Y. (WETM) — Numerous departments were sent to an area of Big Flats on Tuesday as reports of a brush fire broke out in a field near the airport. Crews battled the flames inside a field along Sing Sing Road in Big Flats around 4 p.m. on Tuesday, March 11, as state police […]
The Staten Island Advance
Army veteran mom allegedly stabbed son, formerly of N.Y., to death in Georgia
Hiram, Georgia — A high school senior who recently moved to Georgia was stabbed to death there by his mother, an Army veteran who struggled with her mental health, according to police and family. Khalil Malique Wigfall, 17, was found stabbed the afternoon of March 2 outside the family’s...
New York Post
Girl Scouts sued by New Yorker over alleged heavy metals, pesticides in Thin Mints, other cookies
The Girl Scouts has been sued by consumers over the alleged presence of “heavy metals” and pesticides in its popular Thin Mints and other cookies. A proposed class action was filed on Monday night in Brooklyn, NY, federal court against the 113-year-old nonprofit and the cookies’ licensed producers, ABC Bakers and Ferrero USA’s Little Brownie Bakers. It cited a December 2024 study commissioned by GMO Science and Moms Across America , which tested samples of 25 cookies from three states. The study said Girl Scout cookies contained at least four of five heavy metals — aluminum, arsenic, cadmium, lead...
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AG James Wins Case Against Central New York Ski Resort Owner for Illegally Shutting Down Competition
NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James won her case against Intermountain Management (Intermountain) when a judge ruled the ski resort owner illegally stifled competition after it purchased and shut down Toggenburg Mountain, its main competitor. In October 2022, Attorney General James sued Intermountain, alleging it illegally created a monopoly in the Syracuse market, causing skiers to suffer higher prices and more crowded mountains and facilities due to the lack of competition. In addition, Attorney General James alleged that Intermountain’s “no-poach” provision, which prevented Toggenburg’s owners from hiring Intermountain employees, was anticompetitive and illegal. In a ruling granting the Office of the Attorney General’s (OAG) motion for summary judgment, the court found both of Intermountain’s anticompetitive tactics violated New York’s antitrust law.
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EPD: Human remains found in unmarked grave, investigation underway
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WENY) -- The Elmira Police Department is investigating an "incident" after human remains were found in an unmarked grave at Woodlawn Cemetery Monday evening. According to Elmira Police, officers were called out to Woodlawn Cemetery because staff at Woodlawn reported that human remains were discovered in an unmarked grave. Police said the discovery was made during the "course of normal business" for staff at the cemetery.