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Lawsuit against Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers founder moves forward

Lawsuit against Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers founder moves forward Published Saturday, Mar. 13, 2021, 9:53 am Join AFP s 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP | Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com (© Tiko – stock.adobe.com) Attorney General Mark Herring’s lawsuit against Charles D. Warren, Jr., the founder and CEO of Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers Inc., will move forward. The suit against SDWR alleges that SDWR and Warren sold so-called “service dogs” that purportedly could assist consumers or their families with diabetes, autism, seizure disorders, or post-traumatic stress, but instead consumers often were delivered poorly-trained puppies with significant behavioral issues and inadequate skills or training.

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Obituary: Roland Crooker

Obituary: Roland Crooker GARDINER - Roland Crooker, 56, passed away after a six-day illness and an eight-day stay at MaineGeneral Medical Center from complications . Share Roland Crooker GARDINER – Roland Crooker, 56, passed away after a six-day illness and an eight-day stay at MaineGeneral Medical Center from complications of Covid. Roland was born in Waynesburg, Pa., Feb. 27,1964. He was the son of John and Madeline (Tharp) Crooker of Prentiss, Maine. Roland attended grammar school in Peabody, Mass., and Springfield, Maine, junior high in Lee, Maine, and high school at Lee Academy. He graduated from Eastern Maine Vocational and Technical Institute with an Associate Degree, Architectural Engineer. Roland enjoyed gardening but was more into academics; he was a voracious reader of science fiction and loved cross word puzzles.

CIT GAP Funds 2020 Impact Report Showcases $32 4 Million in Capital Deployed to Date

CIT GAP Funds 2020 Impact Report Showcases $32.4 Million in Capital Deployed to Date Investments have supported the creation of nearly 6,500 jobs throughout the Commonwealth CIT Growth Acceleration Program (GAP Funds) Since 2005, CIT GAP Funds has invested in Virginia’s leading technology start-ups generating significant economic return for entrepreneurs, co-investors, and the Commonwealth of Virginia. CIT GAP Funds is a family of seed and early stage venture funds investing in Virginia-based technology, life science, and cleantech companies, with a high potential for achieving rapid growth and generating significant economic return for entrepreneurs, co-investors, and the Commonwealth of Virginia. Serving a vital connecting function, CIT GAP Funds partners with accelerators, seed-funds, and angel groups across Virginia’s entrepreneurial ecosystems to source and invest in companies. Serving as Virginia’s venture capital “on-ramp,” CIT GAP Funds helps portfolio companie

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