FORT WORTH -- A former North Crowley Ninth Grade Campus employee has been arrested in connection with the assault of a school janitor over Facebook postings that he made about the woman.

Voncia Deshae Johnson, 33, was arrested last week and charged Thursday with assault causing bodily injury stemming from the alleged after-hours attack at the campus of Jason Starr, 23, on Dec. 5.

A "directive to apprehend" -- similar to a juvenile arrest warrant -- has also been issued for the woman's teenage son, but he had not been arrested as of late Monday afternoon, said Sharron Neal, a police spokeswoman. He is not being identified because he is a juvenile.

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On Tuesday, March 6, at 8:30 a.m. (EST), ABM will host a live webcast of remarks by president and chief executive officer Henrik Slipsager and executive vice president and chief financial officer James Lusk.

A supplemental presentation will accompany the webcast and will be accessible through the Investor Relations portion of ABM's website by clicking on "Events and Presentations."

The webcast will be accessible at: http://investor.abm.com/eventdetail.cfm?eventid=110307

An Elkton, Md. cleaning woman who police say stole from a Bear residence and pawned several pieces of jewelry has been charged with felony theft.

Better Maid Cleaning Service had assigned Ammie Robinson, 37, to the victim’s residence in January, where police say that she stole an engagement ring.

On Jan. 23, New Castle County Police were called to the residence for a reported theft.

The victim told police that on Jan. 4 she noticed her engagement ring was missing from her dresser drawer and that earlier in the day, employees of her cleaning service, Better Maid Cleaning Service, had been in her home.

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Police and fire officials investigated a suspicious package found at Mary Eyre Elementary School in southeast Salem shortly after a suspicious man was arrested near the school grounds Wednesday afternoon.

A student at Mary Eyre found a sealed plastic soda bottle full of liquid on school grounds about an hour and a half after Jerry Simpson, 27, was taken into custody by Salem Police. Janitorial staff at the school discarded the bottle, but discovered later in the day that the contents of the bottle were reacting, causing it to swell.

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Sealed bid proposals for JANITORIAL SERVICES in the City of Edgerton, Kansas will be received from qualified bidder until 4:00 PM FEBRUARY 22, 2012 at the Edgerton City Hall at 404 East Nelson, Edgerton, KS 66021 at which time they will be publicly opened. Bids received after the designated closing time will be returned unopened.

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LORAIN — Since 1985, Gergely’s Maintenance King has switched locations three times — but each move hasn’t been far.

“We actually moved three times in a one-block radius,” said Mike Gergely, the business’s vice president. “I don’t know of anyone who’s done this.”

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Two maids in The Villages have apparently been cleaning up really well.

Susan Bays, 44, of Summerfield, and Valerie Sue Kennedy, 48, of Fruitland Park, were both arrested during the past week in separate incidents after being accused of stealing jewelry from the homes they had been employed to clean up.

Sumter County Sheriff's officials said both women confessed and were charged with grand theft.

Both were jailed in lieu of $2,000.

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A school site manager has been suspended after explicit images of him engaging in a sex act were allegedly found on a school computer.

Jeff Webber has been suspended from his job at Addington High School a year after two other members of staff were suspended after images of a sexual nature were uncovered by a colleague.

The photos of Mr Webber, believed to have been taken using a camera timer in the school's maintenance room, show him kissing a naked female.

A third photo shows the same woman allegedly performing a sex act on him.

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The disease that sickened more than 200 people who attended a cheerleading competition at Comcast Arena recently is norovirus, sometimes called cruise ship disease, health officials say.

And they think they’ve tracked down how the disease spread. Teens became ill with a stomach virus while at the event, said Suzanne Pate, a spokeswoman for the Snohomish Health District.

Janitorial crews were called to clean up the floors of a restroom and adjacent concourse before the awards ceremony Feb. 4, she said. The event was a competition among cheerleading and dance teams from across the state.

“Those surfaces where there was illness were contaminated,” Pate said. People could have been infected as they walked through the restroom and concourse areas if they didn’t carefully wash their hands, she said.

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In response to the firing of two custodial workers over immigration paperwork issues, the Service Employees International Union Local 615 has begun efforts to get the workers reinstated.

Both workers were Harvard University custodians employed by Unicco Service Company, which the University contracts for janitorial services.

A delegation of about 15 people, primarily made up of workers, delivered a petition with more than 80 worker signatures to the Unicco offices at the Harvard Business School at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday, demanding that Harvard give the two workers their jobs back.

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