Jamaica Gleaner :: Business (Free subscription) | 11/07/2008
John Lynch, the executive vice- president for worldwide sales in Unique Vacations, is leaving the company today after 16 years with the Sandals Group.An internal memo on Wednesday advised staff that Lynch, who is also chairman of the Jamaica Tourist...
PR News Wire (Free subscription) | 11/25/2008
... around the country. At both engagements, Brandon spoke alongside Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch. Brandon tours under the auspices of The Century Council, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking. "We support Brandon because we don't want anyone under legal drinking age to drink our products -- ever," said Dwayne Kratt, Senior...
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 11/17/2008
... younger generation of thugs is something that we cannot tolerate in this state," Attorney General Patrick Lynch said at a news conference announcing the arrests."This I think will serve as a devastating blow to some of the older generation that have really been such a problem," he added.Some of those arrested allegedly had ties to the Patriarca crime family, which for years controlled...
Consul-At-Arms (Free subscription) | 11/20/2008
... and hubby Capt Michael Lyn; Irena Cousins, Honorary Consul of Poland; Honorary Consul of Ghana, Patrick Lynch; Yoly Gobind Mahtani, honorary consul of Chile (MoBay) and her husband A. Mahtani; Winston Bayley, Honorary Consul of Barbados; Garth Scott, honorary consul of Greece, and his companion Philippa Rousseau; Ken Sylvester, Honorary Consul of Grenada; Dr Florin Ionica, Honorary...
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 11/14/2008
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Prosecutors have charged a new suspect in a fatal shooting after two people recanted their identification of a teenager earlier accused of being the shooter.Prosecutors have not publicly identified the new suspect because he is a minor. A spokesman for Attorney General Patrick Lynch said the defendant has pleaded not guilty to murder, assault with a dangerous weapon and...
NYDailyNews (Free subscription) | 11/13/2008
... Armento is the type of animal for whom the death penalty was invented," said PBA President Patrick Lynch. "His miserable life has only been spared by the inability of this state to pass a viable death penalty."RELATED: Offered the chance to speak, Armento - appearing bored and sporting a grey sweater - grunted "No." His fingers tapped the defense table with apparent impatience, and...
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 11/04/2008
... sister's three children while her sister completed a prison term.A spokesman for Attorney General Patrick Lynch says the first few days this week will be taken up with pretrial motions, with jury selection probably beginning at the end of the week.Bunnell was convicted of second-degree murder earlier this month and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
The Washington Times (Free subscription) | 11/03/2008
Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch said that allowing the federal government to place the Narragansetts' land into trust would free it from state criminal laws and from safety and zoning rules, and allow operation of tax-free shops that undercut a financially struggling state's revenue collection.
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 11/03/2008
... surrounding communities, especially when casino income allows tribes to embark on major projects.Patrick Lynch, Rhode Island's attorney general, said allowing the federal government to place the Narragansetts' land into trust would free it from state criminal laws and from safety and zoning rules, and allow operation of tax-free shops that undercut a financially struggling state's...
MSNBC.com (Free subscription) | 11/02/2008
... when casino income allows tribes to embark on major projects.Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch said allowing the federal government to place the Narragansetts' land into trust would free it from state criminal laws and from safety and zoning rules, and allow operation of tax-free shops that undercut a financially struggling state's revenue collection."Criminals theoretically...
Arizona Republic (Free subscription) | 11/02/2008
... when casino income allows tribes to embark on major projects.Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch said allowing the federal government to place the Narragansetts' land into trust would free it from state criminal laws and from safety and zoning rules, and allow operation of tax-free shops that undercut a financially struggling state's revenue collection."Criminals theoretically...
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 11/02/2008
... when casino income allows tribes to embark on major projects.
Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch said allowing the federal government to place the Narragansetts' land into trust would free it from state criminal laws and from safety and zoning rules, and allow operation of tax-free shops that undercut a financially struggling state's revenue collection.
"Criminals...
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 11/02/2008
... when casino income allows tribes to embark on major projects.Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch said allowing the federal government to place the Narragansetts' land into trust would free it from state criminal laws and from safety and zoning rules, and allow operation of tax-free shops that undercut a financially struggling state's revenue collection."Criminals theoretically...
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 11/02/2008
... when casino income allows tribes to embark on major projects.Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch said allowing the federal government to place the Narragansetts' land into trust would free it from state criminal laws and from safety and zoning rules, and allow operation of tax-free shops that undercut a financially struggling state's revenue collection."Criminals theoretically...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | 11/02/2008
... when casino income allows tribes to embark on major projects.Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch said allowing the federal government to place the Narragansetts' land into trust would free it from state criminal laws and from safety and zoning rules, and allow operation of tax-free shops that undercut a financially struggling state's revenue collection."Criminals theoretically...
