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DURHAM From a 10-acre field known as Osgood Farm in the early 1960s to a proposed large-scale Mill Plaza redevelopment project today, commerce and concern have collided at the corner of Mill Road and Main Street for years.
Mill Plaza’s unfinished story – played out in Town Council, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Planning Board meetings, and even in court – involves elements that normally influence proposed commercial developments everywhere: Its effect on nearby residential neighborhoods, on traffic, on parking, on the environment, and on the general character of the community.
For the residents who have followed this saga – Joshua Meyrowitz, Andrew Kun, Nell Neal and many others – the plaza over the years represents an opportunity unfulfilled, a promise unkept.
Former Portsmouth police chief files $15.4M lawsuit against city
Angela Greene, who was fired in 2020, filed the multimillion-dollar lawsuit for wrongful termination and defamation. It names prominent city and state leaders. Author: Ali Weatherton (13News Now) Published: 9:35 AM EDT April 9, 2021 Updated: 11:19 AM EDT April 9, 2021
PORTSMOUTH, Va. Former Portsmouth police chief Angela Greene filed a $15.4 million-dollar lawsuit against the city in Portsmouth General District Court around 8:30 a.m. Friday.
Sources told 13News Now that Greene filed the suit to clear her name and reputation. She hopes other sworn officers who follow the law are not terminated as she states she was.
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Apr 6, 2021 - 05:56 pm By Staff Reporter
Former Portsmouth and Southampton midfielder John Viafara has been handed an 11-year prison sentence after being found guilty of drug trafficking.
Viafara, 42, was sentenced to 11 years behind bars by a federal court in Texas on Wednesday last week after being found to have smuggled drugs from his native Colombia into the US.
The 17-times capped international was extradited from his homeland in January after being accused of importing two tonnes worth of cocaine, valued at around $21 million (R422 million) according to the Daily Mail.
Viafara, who had been under investigation for the last three years, was found to have conspired with the so-called Gulf Cartel in Colombia to send shipments of cocaine to Mexico on speedboats, from where the drugs ultimately made their way north into the US.