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The former Tallassee Assistant Police Chief has been convicted on 'numerous' felony ethics violations for unlawfully accessing criminal records for personal gain. Former Tallassee Assistant Chief of PoliceMore >>
The former Tallassee Assistant Police Chief has been convicted on 'numerous' felony ethics violations for unlawfully accessing criminal records for personal gain.More >>
Friday, May 24 2013 5:14 PM EDT2013-05-24 21:14:58 GMT
It was the best of legislative sessions, it was the worst of legislative sessions, it was the session of wisdom, it was the session of foolishness -- in short, it was a session in which "some of its noisiestMore >>
It was the best of legislative sessions, it was the worst of legislative sessions, it was the session of wisdom, it was the session of foolishness -- in short, it was a session in which "some of its noisiestMore >>
Dan Sligh and his wife were in their pickup truck on Interstate 5 heading to a camping trip when a bridge before them disappeared in a "big puff of dust."More >>
Federal officials were searching the country for a possible temporary replacement for a bridge that collapsed along the crucial Interstate 5 corridor, but Washington Gov. Jay Inslee cautioned Friday that major disruptions...More >>
Friday, May 24 2013 4:20 PM EDT2013-05-24 20:20:13 GMT
Former Selma Police Chief Melvin "Slim" Summerlin was laid to rest today in Selma after he passed away from complications from heart surgery earlier this week. Chief Summerlin was with the Selma PoliceMore >>
Former Selma Police Chief Melvin "Slim" Summerlin was laid to rest today in Selma after he passed away from complications from heart surgery earlier this week.More >>
PHOENIX (CBS5) -
The Prince George County Board of Education in Maryland wants to slap a copyright on all the work created by students and faculty.
The proposal says "Works created by employees students ... are properties of the board of education even if created on the employee's or student's time and with the use of their materials."
According to an article in the Washington Post, officials say the proposal was designed to make it clear who owns teacher-developed curriculum created while using apps on iPads that are school property.
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