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On the trail of a spy: LI historian adds to the Nathan Hale story

On the trail of a spy: LI historian adds to the Nathan Hale story
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O Donnell: A Finished Gentleman of the Old School

O Donnell: A Finished Gentleman of the Old School
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Newspapers push for immediate electronic access to new civil court filings

A federal judge will decide whether the public should have immediate access to new civil cases or if as much as 4 hours of processing time is warranted.

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Federal judge considers whether access delays in Maine courts new electronic filing system are unconstitutional

TechInCourts A LCO Bangor Daily News photo/Linda Coan O Kresik In the Penobscot Judicial Center, Peter Schleck, clerk of the Penobscot County courts, explains the new technology the court is using to help keep people safe during the pandemic. Money was used from the CARES Act to upgrade technology and now courtrooms are equipped with Zoom carts that allow to people to appear remotely. Bangor Daily News photo/Linda Coan O Kresik In the Penobscot Judicial Center, Peter Schleck, clerk of the Penobscot County courts, explains the new technology the court is using to help keep people safe during the pandemic. Money was used from the CARES Act to upgrade technology and now courtrooms are equipped with Zoom carts that allow to people to appear remotely.

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State Capitol police seize fake COVID vaccine cards at anti-vaccine rally

State Capitol police seize fake COVID vaccine cards at anti-vaccine rally Julia Bergman FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Counterfeit vaccination cards available outside the State Capitol in the rally against mandatory school vaccines on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Ken Dixon / Hearst Connecticut Media Show MoreShow Less 2of5 3of5 4of5 CT state police seized fake COVID vaccine cards at an anti-vax rally Tuesday at the Capitol.Julia Bergman / Hearst Connecticut Media GroupShow MoreShow Less 5of5 HARTFORD State Capitol Police seized a box of dozens of fake COVID vaccination cards at an anti-vaccination rally that drew 4,000 people to the grounds of the Capitol Tuesday. The sky-blue cards were on a section of pavement on the east side of the Capitol building, not far from a statue of the American Revolution hero, Col. Thomas Knowlton, in a small Staples box marked, “Lost your card?”

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