Service King Supports Local Communities with Vehicle and Monetary Donations in 2020
Comprehensive, high-quality auto collision repair facilities operator donated 10 repaired vehicles and funds to various charities across the nation in 2020
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RICHARDSON, Texas, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Though 2020 presented many challenges, Service King Collision s passion and drive to help others through the act of service remained steadfast.
Throughout the year, Service King repaired and donated 10 vehicles to recipients across the country through the National Auto Body Council s (NABC
™) Recycled Rides
Service King donated 10 repaired vehicles and funds to various charities across the nation in 2020.
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When last reported here, Maryland US District Court Judge Ellen Hollander asked the government’s legal team some very pointed questions during a hearing at the end of October while deferring her decision on the case until mid-December. To refresh your memory:
Midshipman First Class Chase Standage was accused of two conduct charges for posting Twitter tweets from an account that did not associate him with the military and that were arbitrarily deemed to be “conduct unbecoming a midshipman,” an offense under Article 133 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Rather than conducting a court-martial under UCMJ, US Naval Academy leadership chose to adjudicate his case via internal administrative processes that resulted in USNA’s pending recommendation to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Manpower and Reserve Affairs [ASN(M&RA)] to separate him from the Navy and require him to reimburse USNA for the costs-to-date of his education