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Emily Ward is a pleural mesothelioma survivor from Cornish, Maine. Diagnosed in 2012, she uses her experience as a cancer survivor and her background as a nurse to connect with survivors as only a fellow mesothelioma survivor can.

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2026 Miss Tooele Pageant

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By John Hamilton Verified, Emily Ward Verified
| Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Verified
The annual Miss Tooele City Pageant occurred on Monday, June 29th, honoring America’s 250th celebration where Ava Leonelli was crowned Miss Tooele City. After much deliberation from the judges, Sage Wimmer and Makayla Thompson were crowned co-attendants. In celebration of the 250th anniversary, a new award was added, Miss Teen Tooele City, which was earned by Haley McCracken. These contestants […]
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Citizen power, local roads and the Arizona Supreme Court

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By Emily Ward Verified
| Daily Independent Verified
Emily Ward Submitted photo By Emily Ward | Fennemore A recent Arizona Supreme Court decision, Roundtree v. City of Page, has clarified something many may not have realized: citizens in Arizona cities and towns can use the initiative process to make or change local laws. As long as an initiative establishes a policy and includes a way to enforce it, it is valid and belongs on the ballot.
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Episode 22: Chemtrade: How Should Courts Use Evidence About Contract Negotiation To Interpret The Words Of A Contract? (Podcast)

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By Adam Goldenberg, Laura Gill, Emily Ward Verified
| Mondaq
In Chemtrade v. Superior Plus, Alberta's Court of Appeal considered the extent to which courts can use evidence of a contract's surrounding circumstances and parties' "common understanding" to interpret the written terms of a contract. Adam Goldenberg speaks with McCarthy Tétrault partner Laura Gill and associate Emily Ward about the implications for businesses negotiating commercial agreements. (9:29) The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter.
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