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WNY company fined $25 million

Tonawanda Coke Corporation was ordered Wednesday to pay nearly $25 million for violating federal environmental policies. A federal jury, in March 2013, found the company guilty of 11 counts of violating the Clean Air Act and three counts of violating ...

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Webster company admits violation

Maracle Industrial Finishing, of Webster, and its general manager, John Maltese, 60, of Canandaigua, have pleaded guilty to violating the Clean Water Act. The corporation faces a maximum fine of $500,000, while Maltese faces up to three years in prison ...

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Could violators of Internet agreements be criminally liable?

Should federal prosecutors have the power to levy criminal charges against Internet users who violate the terms of service agreements on a given website? That is one of the questions facing the U.S. House of Representatives, which is considering legislation ...

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Wegmans gets safety citations

Wegmans has been hit with federal workplace safety citations carrying potential fines of nearly $200,000. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration on Tuesday accused Wegmans Food Markets Inc. of repeated violations at its corporate bakery and distribution center in Rochester.

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Town justice removed for misconduct

The New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct has determined that Edie M. Halstead, a justice of the Davenport Town Court, Delaware County, should be removed from office. The commission determined she failed to deposit ...

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City pursues outstanding property code violations

City officials are hoping property owners with unaddressed code violations soon feel an additional incentive to address them; specifically, a $100 administrative fee levied on cases that remain unabated for over a year.

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NYCLU: Transit court lacks interpreters

NEW YORK CITY — The New York Civil Liberties Union says defendants are being illegally denied interpreters in transit court. The civil rights group makes the claim in a letter to New York City Transit.

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