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Hundreds of jobs at risk as N.J. scrapyard fights to reopen after suspension
Eastern Metal Recycling says the suspension has cost the company nearly $10 million and put hundreds of jobs at risk.
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3mSold: Dauphin County golf course goes to Texas company for data center
The 228-acre Dauphin Highlands, which had operated at a loss, has been sold, and the golf course will close in October.
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3mFeds say NYC man used ‘Mob Facts’ website to threaten victim; defendant brother of notorious Staten Island burglar
Joseph Cutaia, 47, of Brooklyn, pleaded guilty to shaking down two businessmen for cash and luxury watches.
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2mSyracuse football lands 3-star Georgia high school safety over ACC rival
Syracuse is up to three safeties in the Class of 2027 as it replaces Kentucky commit Tristin Hughes.
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3mPublic transit access expands to Ottawa County Fillmore Campus
The pilot program will offer free rides to the West Olive campus through Dec. 31, connecting Ottawa County residents to Family Court, Veterans Services, and other government offices.
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2mBirmingham man pleads guilty to sexual exploitation of child as trial begins
A jury had already been seated when 35-year-old Robert Lee Ford Jr. pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual exploitation of children, Northern District of Alabama U.S. Attorney Phil Williams announced Tuesday.