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Dollar Tree/Family Dollar and Dollar General will pay the State of New York .2 million as part of a settlement for selling expired drugs and obsolete motor oil, the N.Y. Attorney General announced on Monday.The Attorney General's Office said that investigators found over-the-counter drugs that were months beyond their expiration dates at Family Dollar, Dollar General and Dollar Tree locations as well as a number of motor oils that are not suitable for vehicles for engines made after 1988 at Dollar General. Investigators even found at multiple Dollar General locations a type of motor oil, DG SAE-30, which is not suitable for engines built after 1930. “It’s a tough pill for New Yorkers to swallow that the over-the-counter drugs they were buying may have been expired,” said New York Attorney General Letitia James. “New York consumers have a right to expect that products on store shelves are safe, fresh and suitable for their advertised use. "These settlements will ensure that Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar will not only pay both a substantial fine and damages, but, more importantly, update their business practices to comply with the law so that no expired over-the-counter drugs are sold to a New York consumer again.”Dollar Tree and Family Dollar merged in 2015, but run separate operations.Dollar Tree/Family Dollar will pay a .1 million fine, and Dollar General will pay 0,000.The stores also agreed to do the following in New York:Maintaining and utilizing a system for electronically recording and tracking the expiration dates on merchandise delivered to their distribution centers,Maintaining and enforcing policies and procedures that require employees to rotate stock when restocking store shelves, as well as conducting weekly inspections of store shelves to remove any expired products,Conducting monthly audits of each retail store to check for expired products, andInstituting third-party audits of 10% of the chains’ New York stores for a period of at least oneyear to check for expired over-the-counter drugs. 2074

DAYTON, Ohio — Hours before President Donald Trump was scheduled to visit Dayton, Ohio in the wake of a Sunday mass shooting that left nine people dead, Mayor Nan Whaley 182

Check your freezers, Boston Market's boneless rib patty meals are being recalled because they could contain pieces of glass or hard plastic. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced the recall by Bellisio Foods out of Ohio. The dinners come in 14 ounce black cardboard boxes labeled as "Boston Market Home STyle Meals Boneless Pork Rib Shapped Patty with BBQ Sauce and Mashed Potatoes."The affected frozen dinners were made between December 7, 2018, and February 15, 2019, with the "Best By" dates of:December 7, 2019 (lot cod 8314)January 4, 2020 (lot code 9004)January 24, 2020 9lot code 9024)February 15, 2020 (lot code 9046)There have been no reports of injury or adverse reaction from the products. Anyone who finds affected products in their home should throw them away or return them to the place of purchase. 870

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — SpaceX has delivered two astronauts to the International Space Station. The Dragon capsule arrived at the station at about 10:16 a.m. Sunday, hours after a historic liftoff from Florida’s Cape Canaveral.NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken reported Sunday that the capsule was performing beautifully, as they closed in for the docking. It's the first time that a privately built and owned spacecraft has delivered a crew to the orbiting lab. The capsule docked automatically, 19 hours after liftoff. SpaceX launched the Dragon from Kennedy Space Center on Saturday afternoon, the first astronaut launch from the U.S. to orbit in nearly a decade. 692

Dollar Tree/Family Dollar and Dollar General will pay the State of New York .2 million as part of a settlement for selling expired drugs and obsolete motor oil, the N.Y. Attorney General announced on Monday.The Attorney General's Office said that investigators found over-the-counter drugs that were months beyond their expiration dates at Family Dollar, Dollar General and Dollar Tree locations as well as a number of motor oils that are not suitable for vehicles for engines made after 1988 at Dollar General. Investigators even found at multiple Dollar General locations a type of motor oil, DG SAE-30, which is not suitable for engines built after 1930. “It’s a tough pill for New Yorkers to swallow that the over-the-counter drugs they were buying may have been expired,” said New York Attorney General Letitia James. “New York consumers have a right to expect that products on store shelves are safe, fresh and suitable for their advertised use. "These settlements will ensure that Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar will not only pay both a substantial fine and damages, but, more importantly, update their business practices to comply with the law so that no expired over-the-counter drugs are sold to a New York consumer again.”Dollar Tree and Family Dollar merged in 2015, but run separate operations.Dollar Tree/Family Dollar will pay a .1 million fine, and Dollar General will pay 0,000.The stores also agreed to do the following in New York:Maintaining and utilizing a system for electronically recording and tracking the expiration dates on merchandise delivered to their distribution centers,Maintaining and enforcing policies and procedures that require employees to rotate stock when restocking store shelves, as well as conducting weekly inspections of store shelves to remove any expired products,Conducting monthly audits of each retail store to check for expired products, andInstituting third-party audits of 10% of the chains’ New York stores for a period of at least oneyear to check for expired over-the-counter drugs. 2074

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