Author: Mary T. Stern
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The Recorder – The book recalls the impact of the Connecticut River Valley flood of 1936
The Northampton Tri-County Fair has everything you could expect from an agricultural society in a quaint New England pocket. Recognized by the United States Department of ... -
Litigants must relearn their post-Covid jury trial skills
Those who were fortunate – or unlucky – to learn how to judge cases in front of a jury during the Covid-19 era undoubtedly thinks that ... -
General Seán Boylan remembers the Fingal Old IRA Memorial Society and his famous son
The Fingal Old IRA Memorial Society announced its intention to honor General Seán Boylan in a special ceremony this week. Company hairstylist Paul O Brien was ... -
PSNI lifts investigation into claim UDA threatened Jeffrey Donaldson’s DUP leadership campaign team
Police have dropped their investigation into allegations that the UDA threatened Sir Jeffrey Donaldson’s DUP leadership campaign team – after the complaint was withdrawn. It emerged ... -
Campaigners demanding an end to the Troubles amnesty plan gain Westminster support
Victims of the unrest have received support from political parties in Westminster as they continue their campaign against a proposal to ban future conflict-related prosecutions. In ... -
GT Long of Horton Bay publishes new book on popular politics
HORTON BAY – A cold mid-October morning greets GT Long as he sips a cup of freshly brewed coffee on his back deck in the heart ... -
A gateway for Nigeria’s leading lawyers? I don’t think so (Part 2)
introduction Last week we started this offended issue over the lingering fear (albeit pretentious not to be expressed openly and publicly) that there are too many ... -
Gella’s and Paisley Pear to host signing for “100 Things to Do in Kansas Before You Die”
Submitted Author Roxie Yonkey loves Gella’s Diner / Lb. Brewing Co. to such an extent that it included the Hays Brewery in its new book 100 ... -
Allison Morris: Rise of Lone Wolf Fanatics Fueled by Online Hate Spreaders
The murder of Sir David Amess has raised questions about the protection of officials. A 25-year-old man is being held under the terrorism law with detectives ... -
Top Upper Caste Judges In India ‘Bias’ Towards Their Dalit Colleagues: US Bar Association Report
RAJIV SHAH summarizes the most damning conclusions and conclusions of the report entitled “Challenges for Dalits in South Asia’s Legal Community” published by the American Bar ...
