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Elizabeth Weaver

Elizabeth Weaver

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Contributor, La Voce Di New York

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Total articles 77

  • California School District Pays $17.5M to End Coach’s Sexual Abuse Cases

    By Elizabeth Weaver| La Voce Di New York Verified More than ten years after the initial sexual abuse case against a former high school tennis coach was declared a mistrial, the school district of Marin County, California, has paid $17.5 million to four former students who accused the coach of abusing them while they were on the team. In 2006, Alex Harrison, 38, was the first student that came forward to tell the police about the events at Tamalpais High School in the affluent neighborhood of Mill Valley.

    By Elizabeth Weaver · La Voce Di New York

    Dec. 28, 2024

  • Popeye and Tintin to Lose Copyright Protection, Entering Public Domain

    By Elizabeth Weaver| La Voce Di New York Verified The original Popeye and Tintin characters from 1929 will be entering the public domain starting in 2025, as their decades-long copyrights are set to expire. Beginning on New Year’s Day, any creator will have the legal right to use the iconic characters in new works as they see fit, just as long as it’s the 95-year-old comic strip versions. Filmmakers are reportedly already working on three Popeye horror movies.

    By Elizabeth Weaver · La Voce Di New York

    Dec. 27, 2024

  • California School District Pays $17.5M to End Coach’s Sexual Abuse Cases

    By Elizabeth Weaver| La Voce Di New York Verified More than ten years after the initial sexual abuse case against a former high school tennis coach was declared a mistrial, the school district of Marin County, California, has paid $17.5 million to four former students who accused the coach of abusing them while they were on the team. In 2006, Alex Harrison, 38, was the first student that came forward to tell the police about the events at Tamalpais High School in the affluent neighborhood of Mill Valley.

    By Elizabeth Weaver · La Voce Di New York

    Dec. 28, 2024

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La Voce Di New York

New York, New York, United States

+1 800-286-9937