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The woman called her divorce attorney and immediately moved out of the couple's home.According to prosecutors, "the last coffee that the defendant had made for the victim was analyzed and contained 127 milliliters of Diphenhydramine."After the sentencing, Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith said, "You shouldn't be able to commit a 15-year felony by poisoning someone and only have to serve weekends. It's unbelievable to me."Kozlowski's ex-wife asked for him to be sentenced to the fullest extent of the law that the judge saw fit.Visiting judge Anthony Viviano said he was moved by her statements and said, "She did suffer. She suffered because of the actions of this man."However, he then went on to say Kozlowski went under psychiatric care when this all unfolded. 769

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The question of whom jurors would see seated at the defense table that day had remained an open in wake of new allegations that Raniere exploited a teenage girl. His co-defendants have since sought separate trials and engaged in plea negotiations. 247

The university has 122 workers deployed trying to fix things, but Isabelle’s mother isn’t sure administrators understand the real issues.“I think they need to be aware of the seriousness of the situation,’ said Angie Trusty. “The kids are sick and they are missing class. They are scared. They want a place to live. It is ruining their freshman experience.”John Applegate, Vice President of University Academic Affairs says they are giving students affected by the issue a ,000 credit toward their tuition and housing.“We know we have a significant issue,” said Applegate. “We know that a lot of people have been disrupted by this. We have not responded as quickly as we would have liked to. We are absolutely determined we are gonna make this right.”The university hopes to have the cleaning and remediation finished by November 1 so students can begin moving back into their assigned dorms. 894

The tiny homes could provide renters a low-cost option to stay in San Diego, such as by renting one in someone's backyard.The issue now is that the city has still not designated them as allowed to be used for permanent housing, unlike traditional granny flats. This is because tiny homes have attached wheels and are movable.Councilman Scott Sherman is advancing an ordinance to legalize them and streamline permitting, which the city has already done for granny flats, also known as accessory dwelling units. The ordinance passed out of committee and could go before the City Council this spring."This is a way to offer naturally affordable housing and also help homeowners offset their mortgage," Sherman said.The TinyFest runs Saturday and Sunday at the fairgrounds. Tickets start at plus fees for adults if purchased online. 832

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