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Priceline.com review: Renting a place through priceline

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By George Casey
| complaintsboard.com
This review was chosen algorithmically as the most valued customer feedback. I rented at a laquinta through priceline, i rented 5rooms for ten people at the laquinta in new cumberland pa from 6/25 thru 6/28 2026. We all had a lot to complain about, but most of all, hard times getting towels, pool full buit not open for season, breakfast coffee and muffins, leaking toilet base, leaking sink trap, door lock ndamaged, etc.,etc,etc, this comming from all ten of us.
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Delaware Adopts Significant Corporate Law Changes

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By George Casey, Clara Pang
On March 26, 2025, Delaware Governor Matt Meyer signed into law amendments to the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware (the “DGCL”) as proposed in Senate Bill No. 21 (the “Amendments”) following fast-tracked approval by the Delaware legislature.
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Stop giving automatic raises to San Jose politicians without results

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By George Casey
| East Bay Times Verified
You don't get a raise for failing at work. Why should politicians? No, really. Why should we allow politicians to take the position that we can't hold them accountable for progress on basic issues such as lowering crime rates, reducing street homelessness, creating the new housing we need and cleaning up our blighted streets? Right now, San Jose's elected officials receive essentially automatic raises set by an independent body. Independence is good. Automatic raises - much less so.
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