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WELLAND - 
All criminal charges laid against a longtime Welland foster parent for Family and Children’s Services Niagara have been dismissed.
Maurice Lavigueur was arrested and charged on Jan. 6, 2011, with two counts each of sexual assault, sexual exploitation and juvenile prostitution.
Less than a week later, police laid additional single counts of sexual assault, sexual exploitation and juvenile prostitution after a second complainant came forward.
The matter was resolved May 4 in a St. Catharines courtroom and all charges against Lavigueur were dismissed.
What began as a preliminary hearing for the case was converted to a trial and the case then proceeded on a trial basis, said Lavigueur’s St. Catharines attorney, Mike Delgobbo.
Mid-way through the second complainant’s allegations, the Crown asked the court to dismiss the charges, Delgobbo said.

See the full article from “Welland Tribune”

WELLAND - 
All criminal charges laid against a longtime Welland foster parent for Family and Children’s Services Niagara have been dismissed.
Maurice Lavigueur was arrested and charged on Jan. 6, 2011, with two counts each of sexual assault, sexual exploitation and juvenile prostitution.
Less than a week later, police laid additional single counts of sexual assault, sexual exploitation and juvenile prostitution after a second complainant came forward.
The matter was resolved May 4 in a St. Catharines courtroom and all charges against Lavigueur were dismissed.
What began as a preliminary hearing for the case was converted to a trial and the case then proceeded on a trial basis, said Lavigueur’s St. Catharines attorney, Mike Delgobbo.
Mid-way through the second complainant’s allegations, the Crown asked the court to dismiss the charges, Delgobbo said.

See the full article from “Niagara Falls Review”

Mentally Disturbed, Miami Booty Bass Group, Threatens Lawsuit Over Buffalo Wild Wings Ad
This past March, Gabriel Perez was sitting in his Cape Coral home watching the NCAA basketball tournament when the game cut to commercial. He sat chuckling at a Buffalo Wild Wings ad.
You remember the one: A birthday telegram goes horribly wrong when a dweeby guy with the unfortunately unisex name of Tracy is sent the wrong dancer. Co-workers open the office door to find a male stripper shaking his sailor-uniformed-crotch in Tracy’s stunned face. A boombox in the background blasts an appropriately raunchy song called “Swing That Thang.”
That’s when Perez nearly choked on his chips. Fifteen years earlier, Perez had written “Swing That Thang” as one of the founding members of Hialeah booty bass rap group Mentally Disturbed. And he hadn’t given anyone permission to use the song.

See the full article from “Miami New Times (blog)”

Another reason Young is a great option at backup is because of his mobility and use of the spread offense. In Texas, Young mainly operated out of the shotgun with a spread offense.
The Bills operated mainly out of the spread option last year because it was a strength of Gailey’s and Fitzpatrick’s. While Young would have to adjust to the playbook, the playing style itself should remind him of his days at Texas.
While there are some positives to Vince Young, there are some glaring negatives as well. Nothing is more of a problem than his immaturity.
He has refused to re-enter a game after fans booed him. He has sulked on the sidelines after a bad throw. Lastly, he was involved in an altercation at a strip club. While some could argue it may have had something to do with Jeff Fisher’s lack of confidence in him, those events still happened. This is something to keep an eye on.

See the full article from “Bleacher Report”

Party’s over for ‘pimp’ trooper
By Fredric U. Dicker, Larry Celona, Frank Rosario; nypost.com- A party-loving state trooper was suspended from the force yesterday for promoting wild hooker soirees, sources said.
Titus Taggart, an 18-year veteran, allegedly participated in hosting bashes that involved “the promotion of prostitution” while off duty, the State Police said.
The flashy Taggart — who posted numerous pictures on his Facebook page of himself posing with booze bottles and suggestively clad women — has been suspended without pay from his post at Troop T in Buffalo while the probe goes on.
Taggart spent his off hours working as a party promoter, and threw parties featuring booze and “loose girls,” the Buffalo News reported.
It is not yet known exactly how “loose” the women at the parties really were. But a source told The Post that investigators are looking into at least one bash that took place at a Buffalo-area biker bar that may have featured prostitution.

See the full article from “Florida Courier”

But as we find out once we meet Billy’s parents, including Ben Gazzara’s hilariously lecherous and dyspeptic patriarch, dysfunction is Billy’s inheritance. Everyone in the film’s representation of Buffalo is a little sexually abnormal. Goon (Kevin Corrigan), Billy’s best friend, is a dimwit with a gut and an inexplicable inability to think of how to describe a strip club (”that place where women take their clothes off…”). And Layla’s a willing submissive whose devotion to Billy verges on psychosis. Even Billy’s mom, the film’s most non-threatening supporting character, comes across as if she were in heat when she sees a successful football play on TV. It’s no wonder then that the curative power of love restores Billy’s lust for life. Love is in the air in Buffalo ‘66 and it’s very funny, indeed.

See the full article from “The L Magazine”

Three trade organizations for natural gas producers pointed out that the law, and the PUC’s interpretation of it, is not clear about whether the impact fee would be levied on wells drilled into the shale for reasons other than direct gas production, like geologic analysis, although they suggested the answer should be no.
They also wrote that the law does not directly address what to do with “dry holes” – wells that are plugged because they would not produce economic amounts of gas. They suggested that wells drilled and plugged before Jan. 1, 2012, “owe no fee” and that any future wells drilled and plugged in the same year also “do not owe the fee.”
The Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs offered an opposite interpretation and advocated that any well drilled and plugged in the same year pay at least one year’s fee.
“The fact that a well does not produce quantities above a stripper well or is plugged will not mitigate the impacts to the communities from the drilling of the well,” the group wrote.

See the full article from “Scranton Times-Tribune”

Three trade organizations for natural gas producers pointed out that the law, and the PUC’s interpretation of it, is not clear about whether the impact fee would be levied on wells drilled into the shale for reasons other than direct gas production, like geologic analysis, although they suggested the answer should be no.
They also wrote that the law does not directly address what to do with “dry holes” – wells that are plugged because they would not produce economic amounts of gas. They suggested that wells drilled and plugged before Jan. 1, 2012, “owe no fee” and that any future wells drilled and plugged in the same year also “do not owe the fee.”
The Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs offered an opposite interpretation and advocated that any well drilled and plugged in the same year pay at least one year’s fee.
“The fact that a well does not produce quantities above a stripper well or is plugged will not mitigate the impacts to the communities from the drilling of the well,” the group wrote.

See the full article from “Scranton Times-Tribune”

BUFFALO, N.Y. — A scandal that has rocked the U.S. Secret Service has a local connection.
A Wilson High School graduate is one of the secret service agents identified as being in the center of the Colombia prostitution scandal.
Arthur H. Huntington graduated from Wilson in 1989.   The school yearbook indicated he wrestled and played football and was co-captain of the wrestling team his senior year.
Last week, CNN identified Huntington as the agent who got in a dispute over pay with an escort at Hotel Caribe in Cartagena while there on business.
A source in law enforcement in Florida says he worked with Huntington for a short time about a decade ago, and Huntington told him he was from Wilson, New York.
Huntington graduated from Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, before beginning his career in law enforcement, as reported by the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.

See the full article from “WGRZ-TV”

BUFFALO, N.Y. — A scandal that has rocked the U.S. Secret Service has a local connection.
A Wilson High School graduate is one of the secret service agents identified as being in the center of the Colombia prostitution scandal.
Arthur H. Huntington graduated from Wilson in 1989.   The school yearbook indicated he wrestled and played football and was co-captain of the wrestling team his senior year.
Last week, CNN identified Huntington as the agent who got in a dispute over pay with an escort at Hotel Caribe in Cartagena while there on business.
A source in law enforcement in Florida says he worked with Huntington for a short time about a decade ago, and Huntington told him he was from Wilson, New York.
Huntington graduated from Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, before beginning his career in law enforcement, as reported by the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.

See the full article from “WGRZ-TV”

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