Supreme Court limits back pay for undocumented workers
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that undocumented workers do not have a right to back pay when unlawfully fired or demoted. The decision bars restitution in a Hoffman Plastic case, though dissenting justices argued it deters unlawful activity and protects labor law aims. The ruling affects potentially millions of workers in the United States and draws sharp reactions from immigrant groups and labor advocates.
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Hellman Plastic Compound
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Castro
Rehnquist
Gould
Stanford University
Maurice Baskin
Stephen Breyer
Breyer
John Paul Stevens
David Souter
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Martha Davis
U.S. Corpf
District of Columbia
Cast
Braddock Heights Scouts Host 71st Swim Meet
Braddock Heights Pack 276 and Troop 270 hosted the 71st annual Middletown High School pool meet on March 15. More than a dozen Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts from Frederick County competed in 25 meter freestyle and stroke events across age groups, with seven packs and eight troops represented. Winners by age: 15-17 Min Aung Frederick High School. 13-14 Kyte Tucker Frederick Troop 1098. 11-12 Andrew Tobin Frederick Troop 1998. 10 Tyler Kelly Braddock Heights Pack 278. 9 Jasper Gulliver Myersville Pack 1051. 8 Erick Doody Braddock Heights Pack 278. 7 Ian Maliszewsky Braddock Heights Pack 278. 6 Eric Dorby Middletown Pack 476. Contacts listed for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts activities and joining details.
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Braddock Heights
Ian Malisyewsky
Middletown
Erick Dondy
Jasper Gulliver
Mycraville
Tyler Kelly
Andrew ‘Tobin
Kyle Tucker
Prete Erick
Droop
Mint Aung
Frederick
Braddock
Middletown High
Aung
Kyte Tucker
Rederick
Tyler’ Kelly
Braddock Height
Myersville
Erick Doody
Ian Maliszeysky
Middletown Pack
Tiger
Frederick County
Min Aung
Frederick High School
Jacob Rosenthal
Steven Bartlette
Middletown High School
Min
Jacob
Fredderick County
Dennis Parish
Fred Carson
Dan Carroll
Dearroll
Boysvouts-Neacorg
Women of the Moose Chapter 347 March meeting and awards
The Frederick Women of One Moose Chapter 347 held its March meetings with Kathy Renn presiding. New candidates enrolled March 2 and 17 saw Connie VanRavensburg honored guest speaker Rosalyn Bowman and gavel presentation by Betty Smith. Years of service recognized include Janet Michiels 50 and Geraldine Herg er 40. Donations were made to numerous local groups. Meetings occur on the first and third Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
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Frederick
One Moose
Kathy Renn
Tegent
Alverta Willard
Alta Yoms
Lori Anderson
Christine Thomas
Belly Buller
Connie Stilely
Patricia Beachley
Sandra Burras
Michelle Brewster
Kathy Nail
Cary Evans
Laurie Kipp
Juan Gless
Cindy Smith
Connie VanRavensburg
Rosalyn Bowman
Betty Smith
Wheaton
Glynlis Meyers
Williamsport
Ruth Burall
Tammy ‘Lettire
Helen Blanton
Suzanna Rump
Connie
Linda Jraynes
Janet Michiels
Humane Society to Host Rabbit Care Seminar
The Frederick County Humane Society will host a free rabbit care seminar on Thursday, April 4 at 712 D Industry Lane, Frederick. Marjorie Inden says the program covers rabbit anatomy, behavior, diet, and home safety with House Rabbit Society educator Bannon leading demonstrations to prevent impulse purchases and later shelter returns. Refreshments available. call 301-604-8300 for details.
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Marjorie Inden
Frederick County Humane Society
Bannon
House Rabbit Society
Humane Society
Frederick County
Ekumane Society
Frederick
Oil workshop offered at The Unity Center
The Unity Center at 1 West Ninth Street Frederick will host a therapeutic essential oils workshop on Friday May 3. Instructors Jacqueline Burns and da Magliozzi will guide attendees in using oils to alleviate aches pains headaches stress and sinus problems. For more information contact Carole Karby at 301 473 6506.
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Unity Center
Sh. Frederick
Togeiearn
Jacqueline Burns
da Magliozzi
Carole Karby
Census techniques questioned
Supreme Court justices debated reopening the 2000 census and whether they can compel Congress and the president to act. Utah argues the Census Bureau used illegal imputation and sampling to fill gaps, potentially altering House seats and federal funds. Justices weighed the timing and scope of any ruling and the practicality of undoing certified results.
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Supreme Court
Congress
White House
Utah
Census Bureau
Antonin Seatia
Anthony M. Kennedy
Theodore Olsen
Thomas Lee
Hammond's Pool and Patio Store Ad Brings Outdoor Living
An ad for Hammond’s Pool & Patio promotes transforming outdoor spaces into peaceful retreats. Designer Bradd Hammond showcases high quality outdoor furnishings and accessories from Homecrest Jensen Jarrah and others, inviting customers to visit Fairview Center Iowa store on W. 7th St for expert help and a life of style and comfort.
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Hie
Homecrest
Jensen Jarrah
Atarn
Hammond Pool & Patio
Fairview Center
Iowa W. 7Th St
Frederick
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