City meets behind closed doors on recovery project
The council barred the public and press from a meeting on the resource recovery project and possible authority formation. A court order granting access arrived as the session ended. Sunshine Law allows private meetings for limited purposes, such as personnel action and financing. The city floated a $335 million issue to settle SEC fraud charges related to selling bonds for unbuilt projects, with funds down to $431,000 from $6.2 million since project start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iterday
Sides Ual Wet Eee
Securities and Exchange Aero Agus
Folcroft biker sentenced in racketeering case
In Charleston Ohio chapter president Thomas Cusak, 39, of Folcroft, received 78 months in prison and a $10,000 fine for racketeering. Co defendant Carl Dyer, 32, of Alliance, Ohio, drew 57 months. An Ohio club leader faces five years probation on release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston, W.va
Ohio
Folcroft
Thomas Cusak
Carl “Snake” Dyer
Alliance
Onis
Ae Anlihe Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Ellen Roberts and
Andi Geter
Daily Times
Swarthmore Academy
Maximenm
THE
Swarthmo
Rutgers Ave
Swarthmore, PA
IRE Academy Preparatory School
Hone
Philadelphia National Bank
FDIC
Daily and
Sunday Times
Slammer
U.S
Charles Haden