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Posted on Author James S. Cummings
On Monday, Paul Gileno, the U.S. Pain Foundation’s former CEO, has confessed to charges of embezzling a large sum from his company. This non-profit group was committed to patients with chronic pain but was later found to be connected to the opioid crisis. The former CEO was facing fraud and tax charges. In total, he […]
Sleeping Giant Reopens a Year Following Tornadoes That Closed It
Posted on Author James S. Cummings
Sleeping Giant, one of the most famous state parks in the state of Connecticut, has finally reopened. The park in Hamden closed for repairs following strong storms that damaged it in May 2018. Several dozens of hikers spread out over the walking area during the weekend when grounds crews cut down grass and added all […]
The Airport in Hong Kong Closed in the Midst of Protests for Democracy
Posted on Author James S. Cummings
Thousands of protesters huddled on the main terminal of the airport in Hong Kong as a part of their demonstrations against repression that have kept the city in the spotlight for months. The cancellation of flights and all-around chaos disrupted the functioning of one of the busiest airfields in the world. According to the Airport […]