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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 […]
Second Victim of Ebola in Congo
Posted on Author James S. Cummings
Concerns are rising as the officials reported a second case of ebola-related death in Congo’s city of Goma. The victim passed away on Wednesday after his condition worsened significantly the day before. He did not suspect he had Ebola prior to hospitalization, meaning he was contagious for days. The man, who was in his 40s, […]
Mystic, CT Community Divided over Boatyard Development Project
Posted on Author James S. Cummings
Mystic, Connecticut — Noank Shipyard and Seaport Marine’s owners are planning new reconstructions on their Mystic River 11-acre boatyard. While the boatyard currently has a restaurant, storage space for boats, and a warehouse, the owners are planning to revitalize it. Noank Shipyard’s owners want to attract more locals to their property. By adding child-friendly spaces […]