Taqueria Vallarta Still Quiet As September Opening Hopes Fade
In front of the Taqueria Vallarta a Coming Soon sign has hung for nearly three weeks with no opening activity. May crews from Tubergen Sewer Repair installed a grease trap while owner Martin Bernal said a two to three week opening depended on liquor license approval. On Friday August 24 he said plumbing work and inspections remain, but a September opening is expected.
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Lawsuit filed to push ballot measure in Michigan
Promote the Vote petitions seek to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot allowing same day voter registration and no reason absentee voting. The group accuses Secretary of State Ruth Johnson and the Board of State Canvassers of arbitrary signature review after rejecting 24 of 500 signatures from a July sample, part of a 3,300 signature check. The suit argues rights were curtailed and requests faster certification by Sept. 7. Judge Teresa Berg oversees the case in Detroit.
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NCAA clears MSU of rules violations in Nassar case
Michigan State University was cleared of NCAA rules infractions related to the Larry Nassar scandal. A letter from NCAA enforcement VP Jonathan Duncan said the review did not substantiate violations and no further inquiry was needed. MSU cooperated and welcomed the ruling amid ongoing fallout from Nassar’s crimes and MSU’s $500 million settlement with victims.
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Man charged with making death threats to Boston Globe staff
A Los Angeles man, 68, was arrested on charges of making threatening calls to the Boston Globe newsroom calling journalists the enemy of the people. Prosecutors say he threatened to shoot Globe staffers, prompted security at the paper, and faces up to five years for threatening communications in interstate commerce. He is to be transferred to Boston for federal court appearances.
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