Finance report shows former Williamson Sheriff Robert Chody plans to run again in 2024 Claire Osborn, Austin American-Statesman © Steve Lewis Robert Chody
Former Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody, who is under criminal indictment, has filed a campaign finance report that shows he is planning to run for sheriff again in 2024.
Chody could not be reached for comment. His wife, Beverly Chody, who is listed as his treasurer on the report, did not respond to a request for comment.
Chody lost his 2020 reelection bid in November to Michael Gleason. On Wednesday, he dropped a lawsuit against Gleason that claimed last year s election was fraudulent.
Former Williamson Sheriff Robert Chody drops election fraud lawsuit
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FLORIDA â Florida volunteer firefighters thought they were coming into the station for a typical meeting.
Instead, on Tuesday, they found themselves faced with piles of spaghetti and meatballs â a thank-you gift from a grateful town.
Residents and local businesses pitched in to serve the firefighters dinner, including whoopie pies from Wigwam Western Summit and spaghetti from the Capitol Restaurant in North Adams, according to Deirdre Forde, who organized the evening.
Forde first posted her idea on Facebook, then quickly took her activities behind the scenes to keep the dinner secret from almost the entire department.
Heidi Dugal, principal at Abbott Memorial School, helped pull together the dinner and got students involved, creating a book of notes for firefighters and âsurvival bagsâ with assorted candy.
After traveling over 30 miles, a dog was reunited with his Salinas owner
An injured dog traveled 30 miles after a car accident in which his owner had to be pulled out of a car using the jaws of life. Thanks to a few locals and an arduous Facebook search, the dog was reunited with its owner.
Sounds like the plot of the next movie in the “A Dog’s Purpose,” series, but it’s not. This story happened just last week to Salinas resident Kejmar Cotton and his dog, Kaine.
Cotton was in a car headed back to Salinas from Sacramento with friends when they struck the center median. The car was totaled, according to Cotton s friend Michelle Gleason, who was instrumental in Kaine s return.
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Abbey Road Producer Blasts Universal Music Labels IP Fight
Law360, London (March 10, 2021, 7:18 PM GMT) A music producer fighting a copyright case from three Universal Music Group units told a judge on Wednesday he s facing £600,000 ($835,000) in potential legal fees over recordings of performances by The Killers and others he would have sold for $21,000. Live From Abbey Road producer Michael Gleason told the High Court judge that he believed the costs are not proportionate at all and not just.
Universal labels Island Records Ltd., Mercury Records Ltd. and Polydor Ltd. sued Gleason and Live From Abbey Road Ltd. in 2019 after he announced plans to auction off original master recordings of musical performances from.
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