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âExcuse was fancifulâ: Perth cafe owner fined $15,000 for selling young family cannabis brownies
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A Perth cafe owner has been found guilty of serving a mother and her two young children, aged 3 and 5, cannabis brownies after a magistrate rejected his explanation and deemed him an uncredible witness.
Bada Bing cafe owner Nathan Sharp, 43, accidentally served the dessert to Sharon Hoysted and her children Emily and Thomas during brunch on March 2, 2019.
Bada Bing Cafe owner Nathan Sharp (inset) sold marijuana-laced brownies to a young family.
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Grantham voters reject playground renovation
Published: 3/9/2021 9:52:43 PM
Modified: 3/9/2021 10:50:32 PM
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GRANTHAM Voters passed a school budget but turned back a proposal for playground renovations during the first part of Town Meeting Tuesday.
The $10.3 million school budget, which is a 3.2% increase from the previous year’s budget, passed in a 283-79 vote.
For two three-year seats on the School Board, voters elected Lesley Nesbitt (253 votes) and Edward Upson (208). They beat out Christopher Barrett (117) and Tanya McIntire (50).
Voters defeated the major article on the school ballot this year, which asked for $500,000 to renovate the Grantham Village School Playground. The article needed 60% approval to pass but failed with only 198 votes in favor and 170 against.
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