Court to close on June 19, 2026 in observance of Juneteenth
The Court will be closed on June 19, 2026 for Juneteenth. Operations are expected to resume following the holiday.
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SEFS Director Dan Brown reflects on achievements and challenges at academic year’s end
Dan Brown highlights both celebration and challenge as SEFS ends its academic year with record graduates. Persistence remains a key theme amid changing funding landscapes. Community engagement continues into summer.
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Guam man sentenced to 71 months for firearm possession as a felon
A Guam man received over five years’ imprisonment after admitting illegal gun possession during a traffic stop last December. Authorities highlighted risks posed by repeat offenders while noting ongoing efforts against unlawful firearm ownership.
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Legal Eagles releases article on restraining orders in Florida
Legal Eagles has released an informational article detailing how restraining orders work in Florida. The publication aims to guide residents through common questions about protective orders and their broader legal context.
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Franklinton woman indicted for illegal voting and false citizenship claim
A Franklinton woman has been indicted for allegedly making false claims of U.S. citizenship to register and vote in federal elections while not being eligible. Denise Nataly Migliore faces multiple charges carrying potential prison time if convicted. The Justice Department highlighted its ongoing efforts enforcing federal law nationwide.
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Dennis Coral recognized by Marquis Who’s Who for achievements in financial services
Dennis Coral has been named to Marquis Who’s Who for his contributions to financial services leadership. As founder of Coral Wealth Management in Miami, he is recognized for expertise in retirement planning and commitment to client service.
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Washington Football single-game tickets for Big Ten home games now available
Washington Football has opened sales of single-game tickets for its upcoming Big Ten home slate. Key matchups include rivalry games and visits from historic opponents such as Penn State and Indiana. Tickets are available through official channels.
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Bre Tschilar recognized by Marquis Who’s Who for achievements in cleaning services
Bre Tschilar was named to Marquis Who’s Who for her contributions to Alaska’s cleaning industry. She leads Cleaning’s a Breeze while supporting philanthropic initiatives such as free cleanings for cancer patients.
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Candace C. Fielders recognized by Marquis Who’s Who for healthcare expertise
Candace C. Fielders has been honored by Marquis Who’s Who for her contributions to medical and mental healthcare oversight. She is recognized for nearly two decades of service focusing on correctional settings across Alabama.
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Jamie Hellrung recognized by Marquis Who’s Who for healthcare expertise
Jamie Hellrung has been honored by Marquis Who’s Who for her contributions as a psychiatric nurse at UnityPoint Health – Meriter Hospital. Her career journey includes community service, multiple certifications, and plans for future outreach through podcasting.
