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State laws and Legal Liability FMLA  The National Law Review

No Poach Agreements and Restrictive Covenants  The National Law Review

Town of Manlius rejects zoning change needed for Wellington House shopping plaza  syracuse.com

What's In Your Range Bag, Josh Froelich? | An NRA Shooting ...  Shooting Sports USA

REVEALED: sneaky way to ALWAYS get 5% off groceries or petrol  Yahoo Finance Australia

Gordon Clapp plays father in ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’ at Ivoryton  CTPost

Spring ideas in bloom at Pelham Home and Garden Show  Niagara This Week

Trump Says the U.S. Is 'Full.' Much of the Nation Has the Opposite ...  The New York Times

3 reasons why Apple is probably the best company on the planet  Yahoo Finance Australia

Starbucks vs Dunkin’ in DeWitt? Rival coffee shops would be about 100 yards apart  syracuse.com

HAMILTON Will Return To DPAC In The 2020-2021 Season  Broadway World

Cory Booker Raises $5 Million in First Quarter of 2020 Race ...  The New York Times

Police investigating dead body found in Utica  syracuse.com

Border Patrol charges Central Square man with smuggling nearly 50 pounds of marijuana  syracuse.com

Manlius Pebble Hill names new school leader  syracuse.com

Several Syracuse-area Friendly’s restaurants close abruptly  syracuse.com

Texas election results 2018  Washington Post

Olivia Attwood is seen for the first time since her SHOCK SPLIT from her beau Bradley Dack  Daily Mail

Alan Betts, PhD, a climate scientist with the Vermont EPSCoR BREE program, visited Lothrop Elementary School in Brandon, Vermont on April 3, 2019 to introduce students to weather and climate science.

BREE postdoctoral associate Dr. Dustin Kincaid, BREE graduate research assistant Brittany Lancellotti, and CWDD Coordinator Dr. Veronica Sosa-Gonzalez introduced students at JJ Flynn Elementary School in Burlington, VT to stream research on March 25, 2019. They brought microscopes, magnifying glasses, and macroinvertebrate species for students to examine at the JJ Flynn Elementary School Maker's Faire for grades 1 through 5.