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Youngstown Clinches Ownership of Chill-Can Site, Eyes Transformation into Industrial Park after Long Legal Battle

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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — After years of legal battles, the city of Youngstown has successfully acquired the former Chill-Can site on the lower East Side. A judge approved the transfer of ownership following a sheriff’s sale held on February 18, where the city purchased the 21-acre property for $1,379,580, a price that represents two-thirds of its assessed value. Jason Small, a senior assistant city law director, confirmed the ruling, stating, “It’s a done deal.” He noted that the city would address additional fees this week related to the property. The acquisition marks a significant milestone for … Read more

"Blake Lively’s Legal Victory Sparks Uncertainty: Experts Predict Long Road Ahead in Ongoing Lawsuit with Justin Baldoni"

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Los Angeles, California – The legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni continues as the unresolved lawsuit shows no signs of winding down. Despite a recent court decision favoring Lively, legal experts suggest that the tensions surrounding the case may persist for quite some time. On June 9, a judge dismissed Baldoni’s hefty $400 million defamation lawsuit against Lively, leaving the actress reportedly relieved. However, attorney Omar Serrato, who is well-acquainted with high-profile cases, indicated that this ruling may not guarantee a swift resolution to the matter, stating that it could drag on for … Read more

Justice Served: Retired Teacher Faces Long Prison Sentence After Fatal DUI Crash, Jury Hits Spouse with $29 Million Verdict

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VERO BEACH, Fla. — A jury’s decision in a wrongful death civil case brought by the widow of a car crash victim unveiled the stark realities surrounding the tragic event that took place in May 2022. Frances Ingraham sought damages from driver Elizabeth Jewkes-Danielsen, but the outcome largely fell on the behavior of her husband, Paul Danielsen, a resident of Orchid with a considerable financial background. Ultimately, the jury ruled against Jewkes-Danielsen, delivering a $29 million verdict, but the repercussions may extend beyond the financial realm. Jewkes-Danielsen, 63, a retired special needs teacher, faces serious … Read more

Former Long Island Housing Investigator Files Lawsuit Alleging Discrimination and Retaliation in Nonprofit Workplace

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Bohemia, New York — A former fair housing investigator at a Long Island nonprofit has filed a federal lawsuit alleging workplace discrimination and retaliation after raising concerns about derogatory comments made by a colleague. JaNeen West claims her experience at Long Island Housing Services led her to leave her role in January 2023, less than a year after she was hired. In the lawsuit, filed last week in Central Islip, West alleges that a coworker made several sexist remarks, asserting that women should take care of household duties and child-rearing. When she reported these comments … Read more