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A community should have the luxury of knowing that its public health department has been put through a very detailed evaluation of their policy, procedures, what it delivers as its public health services, and its accountability standards. What are your …

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NEW YORK — A former Tiffany and Company executive is headed to prison for stealing and reselling millions of dollars worth of fine jewelry from her employer. The judge sentenced the woman to a year and one day in prison. She pleaded guilty in July to …

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"With today's sentence," said Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, "Ingrid Lederhaas-Okun has learned the price she must pay for stealing millions of dollars worth of fine jewelry from her employer — loss of her liberty and forfeiture of her ill …