Charges dismissed against Maryanne Godboldo, mom involved in police standoff over care of daughter:
DETROIT (WXYZ) - All charges have been dismissed against the Detroit mother who was involved in a standoff with Detroit Police over the care of her daughter.
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Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Monday, August 29, 2011
Producer of DHHS sting videos to appear in Maine
Producer of DHHS sting videos to appear in Maine — Maine Politics — Bangor Daily News:
PORTLAND, Maine — A conservative activist who caused a recent stir by releasing two secretly taped videos he claims highlight Maine’s vulnerability to welfare fraud will make a public appearance in Maine next month.
James O’Keefe, founder of Project Veritas, will be the guest lecturer at an event hosted by Americans For Prosperity-Maine on Friday, Sept. 16, at the University of Southern Maine.
PORTLAND, Maine — A conservative activist who caused a recent stir by releasing two secretly taped videos he claims highlight Maine’s vulnerability to welfare fraud will make a public appearance in Maine next month.
James O’Keefe, founder of Project Veritas, will be the guest lecturer at an event hosted by Americans For Prosperity-Maine on Friday, Sept. 16, at the University of Southern Maine.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
State paid sex offenders as baby sitters
State paid sex offenders as baby sitters - chicagotribune.com:
TRIBUNE WATCHDOG State program subsidizing child care for poor families allows violent felons access to children
Cornelius Osborne may not seem like baby-sitting material.
He was convicted of raping two women. A succession of felonies, from robbery to failing to register as a sex offender, repeatedly sent him to prison, state records show.
But over more than two years, the state paid Osborne nearly $5,000 to baby-sit two children, before his latest conviction — for dealing drugs — put him back behind bars.
TRIBUNE WATCHDOG State program subsidizing child care for poor families allows violent felons access to children
Cornelius Osborne may not seem like baby-sitting material.
He was convicted of raping two women. A succession of felonies, from robbery to failing to register as a sex offender, repeatedly sent him to prison, state records show.
But over more than two years, the state paid Osborne nearly $5,000 to baby-sit two children, before his latest conviction — for dealing drugs — put him back behind bars.
Former DCF Employee Shares Experience
Former DCF Employee Shares Experience. | Sarasota Crooked Lawyers:
Previosly worked with them (DCF). I see why they have the reputation that they have. The agency is so sloppily ran, it got to a point where I was embarrassed to let anyone know that I worked for them. If you are lazy, sloppy and like to falsify documents and computer records and make it look like you’re working, and an overall LIER, CHEATER, AND THIEF, DCF IS THE PLACE TO WORK. If you’re professional, have integrity and a decent character, STAY AWAY FROM DCF. I worked for several state agencys throughout my careeer in the State of Florida. To me, DCF was the worst. Dept. of Corrections was the best.
CeeCee
Miami, FL
Previosly worked with them (DCF). I see why they have the reputation that they have. The agency is so sloppily ran, it got to a point where I was embarrassed to let anyone know that I worked for them. If you are lazy, sloppy and like to falsify documents and computer records and make it look like you’re working, and an overall LIER, CHEATER, AND THIEF, DCF IS THE PLACE TO WORK. If you’re professional, have integrity and a decent character, STAY AWAY FROM DCF. I worked for several state agencys throughout my careeer in the State of Florida. To me, DCF was the worst. Dept. of Corrections was the best.
CeeCee
Miami, FL
Easthampton's Northeast Center for Youth and Families cited for $1.2 million in misspent funds
MassLive : Easthampton's Northeast Center for Youth and Families cited for $1.2 million in misspent funds:
An Easthampton social service agency that provides programs for about 600 troubled youth is being cited for overbilling, paying excessive employee bonuses and using state money to pay operating losses it incurred in Connecticut.
State Auditor Suzane M. Bump announced Thursday at her Western Massachusetts office in Chicopee that she is calling for Northeast Center for Youth and Families Inc. to repay about $1.2 million in misspent funds.
An audit of the agency, which serves children in Western Massachusetts and Connecticut, showed several violations of state spending practices during a five-year period from 2005 to 2009, she said.
An Easthampton social service agency that provides programs for about 600 troubled youth is being cited for overbilling, paying excessive employee bonuses and using state money to pay operating losses it incurred in Connecticut.
State Auditor Suzane M. Bump announced Thursday at her Western Massachusetts office in Chicopee that she is calling for Northeast Center for Youth and Families Inc. to repay about $1.2 million in misspent funds.
An audit of the agency, which serves children in Western Massachusetts and Connecticut, showed several violations of state spending practices during a five-year period from 2005 to 2009, she said.
Corporate Interests Threaten Children’s Welfare-The Kids Are Not All Right
Corporate Interests Threaten Children’s Welfare - NYTimes.com:
The Kids Are Not All Right
WHEN I sit with my two teenagers, and they are a million miles away, absorbed by the titillating roil of online social life, the addictive pull of video games and virtual worlds, as they stare endlessly at video clips and digital pictures of themselves and their friends, it feels like something is wrong.
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The Kids Are Not All Right
WHEN I sit with my two teenagers, and they are a million miles away, absorbed by the titillating roil of online social life, the addictive pull of video games and virtual worlds, as they stare endlessly at video clips and digital pictures of themselves and their friends, it feels like something is wrong.
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