Ex-National Guard recruiter sued for alleged scam

A former National Guard recruiting assistant is being sued by the U.S. government for allegedly defrauding the Army National Guard Recruiting Assistance Program of $7,000 by falsely claiming to have nominated four potential soldiers. The U.S. government, through assistant U.S....
Posted On Nov 24 2016 06:06
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Election: Was it naiveté`?

There was a sense of confidence in the much-expected shift in the political landscape. The views of villagers were the scaffold of expressions. It was the voice I relied upon to advocate change in the recent midterm election. But something didn’t quite pan out as expressed. It...
Posted On Nov 18 2016 06:00
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CUC board members sued

Former Commonwealth Utilities Corp. public information officer Brad Ruszala and former CUC chief financial officer Matthew Yaquinto filed a lawsuit yesterday against CUC board members for allegedly holding closed-door meetings under the guise of “executive sessions” and using...
Posted On Nov 10 2016 06:09
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Hocog served with summons over M/V Luta

Japanese investor Takahisa Yamamoto has already served Lt. Gov. Victor Hocog with a federal summon in connection with his lawsuit against Hocog and some owners/operators of the shipping vessel M/V Luta. Yamamoto, through George Lloyd Hasselback, filed on Wednesday before the U.S....
Posted On Nov 04 2016 06:06
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