David Williams

2 months ago | microsoft.com | David Williams

The legal maxim that “justice delayed is justice denied” has long been a rallying cry to encourage judges and courts to operate more efficiently. If legal redress or fair relief are potentially available to an injured party but aren’t promptly provided or supported, that is effectively no remedy at all. Today, the need for accessible and fair judicial systems is at least as relevant as when William Penn voiced it back in the seventeenth century.

2 months ago | warrencountypost.com | David Williams

by David WilliamsOn Monday, February 10, Mason City Council will hold the first reading of Ordinance 2025-11, a proposed zoning change that would permit marijuana dispensaries within Mason city limits in designated business districts (see attached map). Under the current zoning laws, if this ordinance is approved, a drive-thru dispensary could also be allowed at that site, according to Mayor Nelson at the Planning Committee meeting on February 4.

Sep 3, 2024 | dorsetecho.co.uk | David Williams

WELL DONE, SON: Peter Wilson celebrates with dad Charles PETER Wilson announced himself to the world when he nailed his last pair of targets to claim Olympic double trap gold at the Royal Artillery Barracks. The charismatic Dorchester marksman needed to hit his final two clays for London 2012 glory and, with all eyes on him, he did just that. Now, exactly one year on from that famous day in Woolwich, Wilson recalls the moment he held his nerve to triumph on the biggest stage of all.

Apr 23, 2024 | chippewa.com | David Williams

The Menomonie Optimist Club has named Kennedy Shane of Colfax High School, Kevin Vang of Menomonie High School and Paige Mrdutt of Boyceville High School as Youth of the Month for April. Optimists have been honoring outstanding young people from Dunn County’s four high schools for over 30 years. Throughout her high school career, Kennedy has reached beyond a traditional high school curriculum, accumulating 15 college credits through distance learning and dual credit classes.

Dec 26, 2023 | chippewa.com | David Williams

The Menomonie Optimist Club honored Carly Mohr of Elk Mound High School and Mason Yarrington of Colfax High School as the December Youth of the Month. Carly Mohr has been a good student, athlete and community citizen. A member of the National Honor Society at Elk Mound High School, she has also participated in Science Olympiad, Academic Decathlon and been part of the E Club. Carly has been a member of the school’s basketball, cross country and track teams.