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There is one actual bedroom in the home on the main floor, just off the living room. Datzman testified that it was Muse bedroom. Inside he found an Idaho driver license and an Idaho conceal carry permit for Muse. Everyone in our state, from rural areas to big cities, should have an equal opportunity to succeed. A good education. A great job.

Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeHolyrood’s Alex Salmond inquiry has been hit by yet another delay with the decision to put off a scheduled appearance from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.MSPs on the specially convened committee met behind closed doors today to discuss the impact of a court hearing on the use of evidence lodged by Salmond.Sturgeon was due to face questions in person on Tuesday next week on her role in the Scottish Government botched probe into allegations of misconduct against her predecessor.However, the committee members wanted to hear from Salmond first but were unable to get him to agree to appear last week because of the legal wrangle.Read MoreGet the latest Scottish politics headlines with our daily newsletterA Scottish Parliament spokesperson confirmed this afternoon: “At its meeting today, the committee was united in its desire to complete this inquiry in an open and transparent way, and to publish its report and recommendations next month.”Given the impact of the recent court judgement is not yet known, the committee has agreed that it must have the time to reflect on the impact on its work once the full written judgment is published early next week.”As a result, the committee has agreed that the First Minster’s evidence should be postponed until the full impact of that judgment is considered.”It is important for the committee to hear from Mr Salmond and the committee has always been clear that the First Minister should be the last witness to appear before the inquiry.”MSPs are looking at the way the Scottish Government mishandled complaints of sexual misconduct against the former first minister.

Congressman Zeldin said, 1939, the Long Island Museum has stood as one of our greatest sources of local art, history, and culture, and this grant will help the museum continue its excellent work. I would like to thank the National Endowment for the Humanities for recognizing this important initiative. It is paramount that we continue to support and fund our local historical sites, museums, and arts programs, and I am honored to do my part in Congress.