Bill Adams

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  Published on: 8/11/2007    Last Visited: 8/11/2007  

  Board attorney Bill Adams said the KRWA interest in the utility was well-deserved.
  
  "We were so far behind for a long time," he said.

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  Corporate Sale Director Bill Adams

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  Corporate Sale Director Bill Adams

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  Published on: 11/1/2006    Last Visited: 11/2/2006  

  William Dean Adams, a 53-year-old Monroe resident, pleaded guilty early this year to four counts of felony forgery for faking court documents to fool his clients.
  
  An Island County court commissioner sentenced him to three months in jail and a month of community service work during an emotional hearing in May.
  
  Local attorneys and court employees expressed shock at why Adams, a well-respected attorney and long-time member of the Monroe School Board, would mislead his clients.After Adams was charged, the city of Oak Harbor had to scramble to find defense attorneys to fill in for him.
  
  Adams forged court documents in two adoption and two divorce cases to make it seem like he completed work he was paid to do.
  
  Adams expressed regret for his actions, agreed to plead guilty and pay restitution to his victims, but never publicly explained why he did it.
  
  The Supreme Court's decision to disbar Adams is effective Nov. 2.

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  HeraldNet: Lawyer gets 4 months in document forgeries - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/25/2006    Last Visited: 5/25/2006  

  William Dean Adams, 53, earlier pleaded guilty to four felony forgery charges.One of those came just days before his sentencing, when yet another former client stepped forward after reading newspaper stories about the case.
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  Two families addressed Adams in court, one by telephone from their new home in Pennsylvania.Adams apologized to the families, Banks said.
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  Adams resigned earlier this month from his position as vice president of the Monroe School Board.In his letter of resignation, Adams called his eight years on the board "a great experience."
  
  "It is not an easy time for me personally, but I know that taking responsibility for my actions is the right thing to do," Adams wrote.

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  HeraldNet: Lawyer's betrayal frustrates families - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/4/2006    Last Visited: 5/4/2006  

  William Dean Adams, 53, of Monroe pleaded guilty last month to three counts of felony forgery for faking final documents for two step-parent adoptions and for a divorce.
  
  Adams also resigned from his post as the Monroe School Board vice president this week.And his license to practice law has been suspended.
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  The family hired Adams in 2003, she said.
  
  For the next two years, the family was given varying reasons why the process was taking so long.Adams delivered the signed papers in August.
  
  The family ended up paying only $125 for the initial filing fees; he never asked for more payments, she said.
  
  With the new attorney, the family has already spent thousands of dollars and signed reams of required paperwork they never saw before.
  
  By all accounts, Adams was well-respected in both Island County, where he worked for the city of Oak Harbor as a public defender, and in Monroe.
  
  So far, Adams still has not offered a reason for forging the documents and signatures - the earliest dated October 2003, according to court records.
  
  The investigation started in March when Oak Harbor police learned that Adams never filed an adoption decree on behalf of a man who wanted to adopt his wife's daughter.
  
  And the mother of the 8-year-old boy said she began to suspect something was wrong with their documents when she ran into problems with related paperwork for wills, child support payments and taxes.
  
  Detectives also discovered that Adams in October 2003 forged judges' signatures in a divorce, court records show.
  
  Adams on April 17 pleaded guilty in Island County Superior Court.He could face two to five months in jail on each count, and is scheduled to be sentenced later this month.
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  Adams has been a lawyer for nearly 29 years.He has served on the Monroe School Board for eight years, where he has been an active and sought-after voice.
  
  At the board's regularly scheduled meeting Monday, he was uncharacteristically quiet.
  
  School leaders learned of his legal problems Tuesday.
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  Adams did not offer school leaders a reason for his actions, Prenevost said.

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  The Bolivar Commercial Internet Edition - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/13/2003    Last Visited: 9/13/2003  

  The law requires that every 10 years the school district must compare the current boundaries with new census information, according to School Board Attorney Bill Adams.
  
  School board districts should be roughly equal in size, said Adams, and if there's a deviation, the lines must be redrawn.
  
  "People need to understand this had nothing to do with where children go to school," he said.
  
  The new boundaries will only "change the area where people live who elect a trustee.There are currently five trustees on the Cleveland School Board: each one is elected from a different ward," explained Adams.
  
  The new plans do not put two incumbents in the same district, said Adams.
  
  "The new boundaries do not change the term of any sitting trustee, said Adams."It will only take effect in the next election (in November)."
  
  "The Cleveland School District looked at the data and its current lines," and determined that it was necessary to redo the current boundaries, said Adams.
  
  The school district divides the five wards according to the total census population.The ideal population for each district, according to the total number of people who reside within the school district, would be 4,224.4 people.
  
  Adams said the federal Voting Rights Act, "One Man, One Vote," demands the district redraw its lines if any one district exceeds that ideal population to a certain percentage.
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  "The plan was adopted, but now it must be sent to the Department of Justice for clearance under the Voting Rights Act," said Adams.
  
  "We are in the process of putting together the full submission to the Justice Department," he said.
  
  Adams said the previous plans had some hard-to-read boundaries, including one which followed a power line instead of a road and several with jagged edges.
  
  "I believe this plan has fewer jagged edges that are difficult for people to recognize, which avoids confusion when it comes time to vote for board members," he said.
  
  Although every district will have some slight alterations, only two have any major changes.
  
  "These are fairly small changes in terms of blocks," said Adams.
  
  Adams said that District 3 has the biggest change in terms of moving boundaries.
  
  District 1 formerly included the area west of Crosby Road, south of Township Road and north of Yale Street.This area is now included in District 3.
  
  "It's a large land area, but it doesn't really involve that many people," Adams said of the change.
  
  The second biggest change removes an area from District 3 and puts it in District 4.
  
  Adams said that once the new lines are approved by the Justice Department, the school district will create new maps to be published and distributed to the public.

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  The Seattle Times: Local News: Georgetown man who died... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/24/2006    Last Visited: 5/24/2006  

  William Dean Adams, 54, reported to the Island County Jail in Coupeville Monday to begin serving his term for forging judges' signatures in two adoption cases and two divorces.
  
  Adams pleaded guilty to three counts of felony forgery last month.A fourth instance emerged after his plea agreement and was added to the charges.
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  Adams was appointed to the Monroe School Board in 1998.He resigned May 2, about two weeks after pleading guilty to the initial forgery charges.
  
  Adams' law license has been suspended by the state Supreme Court pending disciplinary action.

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  The Sports Club of South Jersey - Mt. Laurel, NJ -... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/2/2008    Last Visited: 9/2/2008  

  Bill Adams - Corporate Sales DirectorBill spent thirty years in a newspaper business working for the Daily Racing Form Newspaper in Hightstown, NJ.Then became the Business Development/Trasportation Coordinator for AAA of South Jersey in Voorhees, NJ. After AAA he joined Family Limousine & Tour Bus Service in Collingswood, NJ as the Sales/Business Development Manager.Bill has spent many years behind the weel of limousine as a Corporate and Private Chauffeur.He has also earned the title of "The Ultimate Chauffeur" appearing in and helping develop a series of chauffeur training videos in conjunction with Modern Technologies Group and Tom Mazza Productions.These videos are distributed to limousine companies throughout the United States.Please contact Bill if you or your company would like to become members of The Sports Club of South Jersey.He would be glad to assist you in any way.

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  Published on: 3/31/2008    Last Visited: 12/5/2008  

  Corporate Sale Director Bill Adams The Sports Club of South Jersey - Mt. Laurel, NJ - Winter and Summer Camps Available - Personal Training
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  Corporate Sale Director Bill Adams
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  Bill spent thirty years in a newspaper business working for the Daily Racing Form Newspaper in Hightstown, NJ. Then became the Business Development/Trasportation Coordinator for AAA of South Jersey in Voorhees, NJ. After AAA he joined Family Limousine & Tour Bus Service in Collingswood, NJ as the Sales/Business Development Manager. Bill has spent many years behind the weel of limousine as a Corporate and Private Chauffeur. He has also earned the title of "The Ultimate Chauffeur" appearing in and helping develop a series of chauffeur training videos in conjunction with Modern Technologies Group and Tom Mazza Productions. These videos are distributed to limousine companies throughout the United States. Please contact Bill if you or your company would like to become members of The Sports Club of South Jersey. He would be glad to assist you in any way.

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