Sonja (nee Thorarinson) Kornik  A private interment will be held at a later date donations in Sonja's memory can be made to the Riverton Cemetery AVBOB celebrates a milestone by rewarding its members on a large scale JOHANNESBURG - Founders Legacy delves into the inner workings of starting and scaling a firm.  It's also a narrative of hope: everything is possible if you're prepared to put in the effort and keep knocking on doors until the appropriate one opens.  It is a pioneering energy solutions company with headquarters in South Africa and the United States specialised in technology that connect home appliances to cheaper Jon Kornik and Kailas Nair delve deeper with Rofhiwa Madzena Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries In response to South Africa’s 15-year-long power crisis as well as steep annual electricity tariff increases households and businesses are installing solar systems at a blistering pace The country imported roughly $4bn (R74bn) worth of solar panels lithium-ion batteries and inverters in 2023 That is as much as the preceding five-and-a-half years combined Eskom estimates that 2.6GW of solar was added to the country’s rooftops in the 12 months to end-November As the private sector reduces its reliance on Eskom this helps to bring demand for grid power back in line with what Eskom is capable of supplying But the catch is that South Africa will soon face a deepening “duck curve” — a phenomenon where demand for electricity from the grid plummets toward the middle of the day as homes and businesses make the most of the sun’s energy That’s followed by a steep increase in demand for grid power into the evening the electricity demand curve increasingly resembles a duck.In some markets where solar is already ubiquitous there is often zero net demand for power from the grid during the middle of the day This creates serious challenges for grid operators who need to constantly maintain the balance between supply and demand across the network Traditional baseload-type power plants were not designed to quickly ramp up and down their output every day and most take too long to reach full capacity this refers to dirty and expensive diesel facilities – are better suited to ramp up their output fast but they drive up Eskom’s generation costs making the utility even less competitive relative to ever-cheaper solar could accelerate the “utility death spiral” municipalities have a slightly different problem They buy electricity from Eskom at variable rates and then typically resell it to homes at a fixed rate Municipalities typically get the best margins on day-time residential electricity sales peak-time electricity – in the mornings and evenings – is expensive and often has to be sold by municipalities to homes at below cost municipalities will find themselves in a position where much of the electricity they distribute is sold at times when it is uneconomical for them to do so That will put serious strain on municipal finances considering that electricity sales account for roughly a third of Cape Town’s revenues and a quarter of Johannesburg’s But there is a proven solution for this challenge and it lies in the country’s huge fleet of energy-hungry geysers a 30-month study in the Western Cape found that smart geyser management systems can play a major role in taming the duck curve Cape Town-based energy tech company Plentify worked with the City of Cape Town and the Hessequa Local Municipality to deploy geyser management devices in 500 homes with support from seven European countries via Germany’s GIZ and financing facility EEP Africa and with oversight of the methodology and results by the University of Cape Town The artificial intelligence-enabled devices automatically turn geysers on and off at the most optimal times with the aim of shifting electricity consumption away from morning and evening peaks and making the most of periods of strong solar output instead the devices enhanced each geyser’s overall energy efficiency by up to 24% simply by switching them off when they did not need to be drawing power this solution would go a long way towards smoothing the nation’s energy demand curve and increasing the amount of decentralised solar that both Eskom and municipalities can absorb Choose a topic below and thereafter view all articles on the topic using the "Next >" button or swiping left Choose a topic below and thereafter view all articles on the topic using the "Next >" button or the keyboard right arrow key CLEVELAND — The Cleveland family of 27-year-old Britney Napier has been left with frustration and anguish after the man charged with shooting Britney in the head was released on bond three days after the March 25 incident Cleveland Municipal Court confirmed police arrested 51-year-old Yuri Kornik and charged him with two counts of felonious assault in the case The court confirmed Kornik was issued a $25,000 10% bond on the charges and he was able to pay $2,500 and leave jail believes Kornik should have been given a much higher bond and kept in jail pending the outcome of the charges against him my daughter is in the hospital fighting for her life and this guys been out for a week now He shot my daughter on Saturday and he got out Monday morning," Gomez said “He gets to walk around like nothing happened he should be in jail at least until court.” Police report Britney Napier and her boyfriend parked in Kornik's driveway just after midnight after they reported their car developed battery issues Gomez told News 5 Kornik came out of his home with a gun and allegedly started shooting even though the couple tried to leave his property you think that they’re supposedly trying to rob you and they pull out of your driveway backwards trying to get away from you and you’re shooting at them,” Gomez said "You shot her five houses down from where you reside." Cleveland police report the case is still under investigation News 5 reached out to the attorney representing Kornik in the case Cleveland Municipal Court told News 5 that pre-trial services determine a defendant's "flight risk" based on a wide variety of factors to help ensure a person charged will show up for court The court said judges set bonds based on a predetermined schedule of criteria based on the charges filed by the prosecutor's office The court told News 5 Kornik was issued a "no contact" order with Napier and her family and that Kornik had no prior convictions or charges on his record in Cuyahoga County News 5 also contacted the Cuyahoga County Prosecutors' office and it confirmed the case will be turned over to a grand jury within the next two weeks for consideration of more serious charges Elly Carpenter believes the guidelines on how bonds are set in cases involving firearms and serious injuries must be changed “It needs to change before somebody else has the same thing done to them it’s never going to end if they don’t nip it in the bud and get things the way they should be Plain and simple I hope my niece gets justice that’s the least that can come out of this." The family has set up a GoFundMe account for Britney Napier because it's not clear if she has medical insurance to help the family pay for her fight for survival and hoped recovery to parents Mike Kornik and Olga (nee Charney) and daughter Christine (Neil) Johnson; grandchildren Julien Les’ life was one of accomplishment and adventure He graduated from the University of Manitoba with a degree in Geology His career took him to a job in Ottawa with the Geological Survey of Canada and in due course an early retirement This allowed him to embrace his country roots once more and satisfy his curiosity with many interests Many happy winters were spent in the Turks & Caicos and Dominican Republic There was always coffee in the thermos and a cake in the pan A family Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Should one wish; donations in Les’ memory can be made to the Riverton Cemetery died peacefully in her home after a long illness She is survived by her husband of 15 years and Rosemary (DiRusso) Kornik of Leominster; brothers Michael Kornik of Winchendon and Peter Kornik of Merrimack of Leominster; and her paternal grandmother She also leaves her father-in-law and mother-in-law Elena (DiNardo) Bangrazi; a brother-in-law and Rosemary (DiRusso) Kornik and lived in the Leominster/Princeton area all her life She attended Leominster public schools and graduated from Leominster High School in the class of 1986 She received her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing graduating first in her class from Southeastern Massachusetts University in Dartmouth She worked for many years as a registered nurse at Boston Children’s Hospital Along with being a devoted wife and mother she volunteered as a Cub Scout leader for Den 3 Komen 3-day walk to raise funds for breast cancer research bird watcher and had a great love for the outdoors She enjoyed many hobbies such as cross stitching Angela loved life and was active right to the end The family has chosen to have a memorial service on Friday Jeff Perryas Stanley KornikActor BiographyA gifted actor Jeff Perry has starred in a wide range of roles across television Perry starred for seven seasons in ABC's hit series "Scandal," opposite Kerry Washington where he brilliantly played fan-favorite Cyrus Beene Most recently seen in the Shondaland series "Inventing Anna" for Netflix other TV credits include both seasons of Bravo's "Dirty John" and Paramount Plus' "$1." He is also recognized for his role in the long-running CBS series "Nash Bridges" and has appeared in a number of recurring roles for hit series such as "Grey's Anatomy," where he played Meredith Grey's estranged father Perry was recently seen in "Trial by Fire" opposite Laura Dern Co-founder of Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre he has appeared in over 30 Steppenwolf productions including their Tony® Award-winning Broadway productions of "August: Osage County" and "The Grapes of Wrath" With a career spanning more than 20 years as one of Hollywood's most dynamic and nuanced voices Hilary Swank is the epitome of a consummate professional as an actress and producer Swank has worked with leading filmmakers such as Clint Eastwood Swank starred in \"Mother's Milk\" for Miles Joris-Peyrafitte as well as the faith-based film \"Ordinary Angels\" for Lionsgate opposite Alan Ritchson Swank will next be seen in the series \"Alaska Daily\" for Oscar® winner Tom McCarthy She previously starred in Deon Taylor's detective thriller She also recently starred in the Netflix drama series \"Away,\" which she also executive produced Swank appeared as American astronaut Emma Green who had to leave her husband and teenage daughter behind to command an international space crew embarking upon a treacherous mission to Mars Swank added fashion designer to her resume by founding her clothing line In a world where women are often objectified and trivialized Swank focused on creating clothes that merge high-performance and high fashion to allow the wearer to find the perfect balance of movement while they are working out Swank starred in FX's limited series \"Trust\" alongside Donald Sutherland the mother of the kidnapped John Paul Getty III she is left to pay his multimillion-dollar ransom The show is executive produced by Danny Boyle and set in 1973 Rome Swank's breakout role as Brandon Teena in the 1999 drama \"Boy's Don't Cry\" earned her an Oscar for Best Actress Her much-lauded performance also earned her a Golden Globe® Award and Critics' Choice Award as well as New York Film Critics and National Society of Film Critics Awards in the same category the National Board of Review recognized Swank's work with the Breakthrough Performance of the Year Award and she earned BAFTA and Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Award® nominations Swank won her second Academy Award for her starring role in Clint Eastwood's Oscar-winning Best Picture \"Million Dollar Baby.\" In addition she won her second Golden Globe Award and a SAG Award as well as the National Society of Film Critics and Critics' Choice Awards for Best Actress she also earned Golden Globe and SAG Award nominations for her role in HBO's \"Iron Jawed Angels.\" Other credits include starring in and executive producing the fact-based drama \"Conviction,\" which Swank received a SAG Award nomination; starring in and executive producing Mira Nair's \"Amelia,\" the story of the legendary aviatrix; and \"Freedom Writers,\" directed by Richard LaGravenese Additional credits include Steven Soderbergh's \"Logan Lucky,\" LaGravenese's \"P.S I Love You,\" Elizabeth Chomko's \"What They Had,\" Brian De Palma's \"The Black Dahlia,\" \"I Am Mother,\" \"The Affair of the Necklace,\" Sam Raimi's \"The Gift,\" Stephen Hopkins' thriller \"The Reaping,\" Christopher Nolan's \"Insomnia,\" and Gary Marshall's \"New Year's Eve,\" as well as producing the romantic comedy \"Something Borrowed,\" the first film produced under the banner of her production company formed in partnership with Molly Mickler Smith Swank's additional efforts focus on her commitment to animal welfare and rescue Swank participated in the IAMS Home for the Holidays campaign dedicated to placing homeless pets more than 1.4 million animals found forever homes She's also been involved with Best Friend's Animal Society for more than a decade and is an ambassador for this organization which works tirelessly on behalf of animals through adoption spay/neuter programs and education programs for pet parents Swank executive produced and co-hosted a groundbreaking primetime two-hour special on FOX aimed at dog rescue titled \"FOX'S CAUSE FOR PAUSE: An All-Star Dog Spectacular.\" During the event more than 60 dogs were rescued and tens of thousands of dollars raised to help local Swank continues her dedication and commitment to animal welfare through the launch of her charity together to help heal one another through rescue Perry starred for seven seasons in ABC's hit series \"Scandal,\" opposite Kerry Washington Most recently seen in the Shondaland series \"Inventing Anna\" for Netflix other TV credits include both seasons of Bravo's \"Dirty John\" and Paramount Plus' \"$1.\" He is also recognized for his role in the long-running CBS series \"Nash Bridges\" and has appeared in a number of recurring roles for hit series such as \"Grey's Anatomy,\" where he played Meredith Grey's estranged father Perry was recently seen in \"Trial by Fire\" opposite Laura Dern he has appeared in over 30 Steppenwolf productions including their Tony® Award-winning Broadway productions of \"August: Osage County\" and \"The Grapes of Wrath\" Matt Malloy's breakout role was Howard in \"In The Company of Men.\" He starred in \"Alpha House\" for two seasons and has guest starred in over 100 TV shows He is currently recurring in \"I Love That For You\" and \"The Sex Lives of College Girls.\" He previously recurred in \"At Home With Amy Sedaris,\" \"Six Feet Under,\" \"Mind of the Married Man\" and \"Perry Mason,\" to name a few His film career has allowed him to work repeatedly with Robert Altman Delaware native and NYU alum Meredith Holzman's career began off-Broadway at Playwrights Horizons in \"After The Revolution,\" followed by her Broadway debut in the revival of \"Death of A Salesman\" directed by Mike Nichols Her feature film debut came by way of the late Ash Christian in his film \"Petunia.\" She is most recognized for her role of Sharon in the premiere season of \"The Sinner,\" opposite Bill Pullman Grace Dove is an Indigenous actress and director who has embraced a responsibility to lift up her audience and her community she co-starred with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy in the Oscar®-winning film \"The Revenant.\" Other recent film credits include the Netflix thriller \"How It Ends\" (2018) where she starred alongside Academy Award®-winning actor Forest Whitaker and Theo James she appeared in her first leading role in the feature film adaptation of Eden Robinson's novel \"Monkey Beach.\" Her past television credits include Syfy series \"Resident Alien\" and the Netflix series \"The Order.\" Dove made her directorial debut with the poignantly beautiful and visually stunning short film \"Kiri and The Girl,\" which is currently streaming on Apple TV San Diego International Film Festival and Victoria Film Festival after debuting at the Vancouver International Film Fest Dove recently wrapped filming the five-part limited series \"Bones of Crows,\" where she stars as Cree matriarch Aline Spears \"Bones of Crows\" tells the story of Spears' childhood as she survives Canada's residential school system to continue her family's generational fight in the face of systemic starvation She uses her uncanny ability to understand and translate codes into working for a special division of the Canadian Air Force as a Cree code talker in World War II The story unfolds over 100 years with a cumulative force that propels us into the future When the red carpet is rolled up and tucked away she facilitates her youth-empowerment program Thunderbird Dreams in communities directing short films that are unique to each Nation \"I had the dream of becoming an actress and to tell stories of Indigenous resilience and I didn't let anyone tell me it's not possible.\" Actor Pablo Castelblanco was born and raised in Bogotá He moved to the United States by himself at only 17 to pursue his dream of becoming an actor He lived in New York City where he attended a conservatory of the performing arts and subsequently moved to LA to receive his bachelor's degree in fine arts he starred in several of his college productions and graduated with honors Castelblanco has made a mark of his own in Hollywood TV credits include Gabriel Martin in ABC's \"Alaska Daily\" from Academy Award® winner Tom McCarthy alongside Academy Award winner Hilary Swank Jeff Perry and Matt Malloy; top-of-show guest star in HBO's \"Room 104\" alongside Mark Duplass Logan Miller and Hari Nef; and in FOX's \"Scream Queens\" starring beside Abigail Breslin Co-star credits include FOX's \"New Girl,\" along with Jake Johnson and Zooey Deschanel Film credits include \"Ganymede\" from SXSW alums Sam Probst & Colby Holt where Castelblanco starred in a leading role alongside Jordan Doww His feature film debut was in the movie \"Solver\" by Empire Productions He also starred in the short-film \"Admission\" (LASFF Selection) Castelblanco has also been a successful commercial actor appearing in several national commercials for renowned brands such as Pedigree Some of his theater credits include Pepe in the Ovation-nominated play \"My Mañana Comes\" (Fountain Theatre) He was nominated as Best Cast in a Play for the stage alliance Ovation Awards in 2016's \"Sálvese Quien Pueda\" (DECA Theatre/ Colombia) Castelblanco has participates in a staged reading of \"The Diary of Anna Frank\" in collaboration with the Broad Stage (in Santa Monica California) and the Santa Monica Repetory Theater Castelblanco is a co-founder of the theater group The Puckwit Gang Having participated as both creator and performer in award-winning productions such as \"Chimpskin\" (2017 WINNER – Tip Your 2Cents Award for Distinctive Voices.) WINNER Steve Kent Award for social and political theatre) \"And In Conclusion\" (2019 Nominee: Steve Kent Award for social and political theatre Award B\" was selected to participate in the Son of Semele 2020 Company Creation Festival Castelblanco has also fallen in love with improv-comedy He was part of the UCB academy program and performed with the UCB Mess Hall team Lobster Castelblanco would love to share his talent and unique point of view with the world; hopefully inspiring more people like him Ami Park is a series regular in ABC's upcoming \"Alaska Daily\" opposite Hilary Swank She is a graduate of Boston University's BFA Acting program living in Los Angeles Ami has booked roles on NBC's \"This Is Us\" and ABC's \"The Middle,\" and shot a supporting role in the independent feature \"Where We Begin.\" She is bilingual in English and Korean and is a skilled martial artist Craig Frank moved to California to pursue his love for acting after graduating from Florida International University (FIU) He starred as a lead in the ABC comedy \"Mixology\" and the CW drama series \"The Messengers.\" He is also known for his season-long arc on \"Sideswiped\" for YouTubeRed his recurring roles on HBO's \"Silicon Valley\" and Netflix's Maria Bamford comedy \"Lady Dynamite,\" and on FXX's \"You're the Worst.\" Frank has also appeared in commercial ads for Nike   LAKEWOOD – A Township man was arrested and charged for selling counterfeit United States postage stamps was charged with Counterfeiting in connection with a series of events that occurred in Lakewood from October 2023 through March 2024 Kornik had been purchasing and importing counterfeit United States postage stamps from China and selling them on several online platforms such as Amazon and Walmart Despite receiving multiple notices from United States Customs and Border Protection he proceeded to continue importing counterfeit stamps authorities search Kornik’s home and seized a quantity of counterfeit stamps valued in excess of $10,000 Kornik was taken into custody and was transported to the Ocean County Jail and served with the charge via summons pending an upcoming first appearance in Ocean County Superior Court Billhimer commends the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office Economic Crime Squad United States Department of Homeland Security Investigations United States Customs and Border Protection for their combined and collective assistance in connection with this investigation   The charges referenced are merely accusations and the public are reminded that all defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law Despite receiving multiple warnings from United States Customs and Border Protection about the illegality of his actions, Kornik purportedly continued to import and sell these counterfeit stamps in large denominations. A search warrant executed at Kornik’s residence this past Tuesday led to the seizure of counterfeit stamps valued at over $10,000. Following his arrest, Kornik was transported to the Ocean County Jail, where he was processed and charged. He is awaiting his first court appearance in Ocean County Superior Court, pending the proceedings. The case highlights the collaborative efforts of local and federal authorities to crack down on the illegal sale of counterfeit postage stamps. © 2008-2025 - Shore News Media & Marketing Ltd. Co. All rights reserved. Slav Kornik is the newly named head coach for the NAIT Ooks men’s basketball team While he previously worked as a reporter for Global Edmonton he also spent time as an assistant coach with the University of Alberta Golden Bears as well as coaching the boys programs at Strathcona and Archbishop O’Leary high schools Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.Play VideoArticle contentOatmeal with almond milk and blueberries I’ve had the same thing for breakfast nearly every day for several years I just started coaching as profession last week so hopefully another career change doesn’t come any time soon perhaps as a communications/media relationships person at a post secondary institute or professional organization My parents are the two people I look up to most They took my brother and I out of a challenging situation in a communist country and came to Canada with very little money and no ability to speak English and worked extremely hard to provide a good life for us By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of Edmonton Sun Headline News will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. “Open Look: Canadian Basketball and Me” by Jay Triano. I read it in a couple days. Alyssa Milano then Britney Spears of course. What’s playing in your iPod (CD, cassette or eight-track) right now? I’ve always loved hip hop and I still listen to Nas, Biggie, 2 Pac, Eminem. If you could see one concert, what would it be? The people. Edmontonians are genuine, down to earth, family-oriented people, which I love. I have one (sometimes two) iced coffees every day, year-round. What makes it particularly weird is I really don’t like hot coffee, but you throw some ice in there and I can’t get enough. People who talk while they’re eating. I don’t know why, but it bothers me. I’ve worked for several years delivering sports and news on television so I’ve had many. Which person, alive or dead, would you like to have dinner with? Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski. He’s a wealth of knowledge, would have an endless amount of great stories and he seems like a genuinely nice person. What’s your favourite vacation destination? Maui. My wife and I went there for our honeymoon, hopefully we’ll be back soon. Amazing place. My favourite TV show of all time is The Sopranos. I really don’t watch TV shows these days. I’d love to have a Range Rover Autobiography If you could have one super power, what would it be? The power to heal. Working in the news for so many years, I covered my share of devastating stories of people suffering from serious disease. You feel helpless interviewing someone living with a life-threatening disease. To have the power to help those people, would be everything. What’s the one thing you haven’t done that you’d love to do? Win a CCAA National Championship as the NAIT head coach. I’ve done it as a player, to do it as a coach as well and help the program capture another national title would be very special. If we’re talking about a drink, I’ll have vodka with water and cranberry.  If we’re talking about a meal, I’ll take a steak and lobster. I’m not too complicated. If you want to achieve something in this life, don’t wait for someone to give it to you. Get out there and earn it. Become undeniable. transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page LAKEWOOD − A township man has been charged with importing counterfeit postage stamps from China and selling them online through Walmart and Amazon ignoring warnings from federal authorities to stop was charged with counterfeiting in a scheme that ran from October into March despite receiving several notices from U.S Customs and Border Protection that the stamps he was importing and reselling were fake The Economic Crime Unit of the prosecutor's office Department of Homeland Security Investigations and the Postal Inspection Service investigated the case More: Cop chases suspect through Jackson Premium Outlets parking lot, ripping up fake $100 bills those county and federal agencies along with Lakewood police executed a search warrant on Kornik's Lakewood residence finding counterfeit stamps worth more than $10,000 Kornik was arrested and taken to Ocean County Jail where he was released on a summons for a pending court date Attorney information for Kornik was not immediately available Reach him at 732-643-4029 or at kserrano@gannettnj.com Selkirk Location 1-204-482-3271 Gimli Location 1-204-482-3271 Selkirk Location | Gimli Location 2017 suddenly at home from a massive heart attack He was predeceased by his parents Stefan (1997) and Agnes (2001) and nephew Wesley Kornik (2008) Brad is survived by his brother Jonas Thorarinson and his four sisters and their families Norma (Ken) Wilcox, Sonja (Les) Kornik, Carla (Frank) Books and Dorothy (Lawrence) Charney He will be dearly missed by all his nieces and 2 great-great nephews as well as his large extended family of cousins  Brad was never one to look to be in the limelight but he was a creative nature lover He was an extreme source of information (could identify birds and creatures) He always had a coffee cup with a message and a shirt with a saying  Brad graduated from Riverton High School and the University of Manitoba. He worked for the city of Winnipeg, on the Jenpeg Dam construction and at the Delta Marsh. He was an amateur ham radio operator with EMS during the Red River Flood 1979 before cell phones and the Internet. He was a member of the ECN.MB.CA  Riverton Cattle Feeders Co-op and the Arborg Rod and Gun Club  Born and raised in Riverton he farmed with his father and brother Jonas his whole life He loved the animals and would tell many stories about this or that special animal.  Brad will be remembered for his font of knowledge experiments of all sorts (each nephew and niece have their own unique memories) and his big bushy beard and long hair Most of all we will remember him because he was himself and dear to all of us  Abiding by his wishes cremation has taken place and no formal service will be held In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Riverton and District Handivan cheques payable to Municipatily of Bifrost Riverton Condolences may be left at www.gilbartfuneralhome.com PAYMENT CENTER Click here to make a payment Privacy Policy A Lakewood man was selling counterfeit postage stamps online for several months despite multiple warnings from officials that he was duping the public according to the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office has been arrested and charged with counterfeiting following an investigation by county and federal officials including the United States Postal Inspection Service and then selling them on various online platforms Customs and Border Protection that the stamps he was reselling were counterfeit but he continued to bring them in to the U.S The alleged crime occurred from October 2023 to March 2024 A search warrant of Kornik's resident was executed on Tuesday detectives seized counterfeit stamps that had a value of more than $10,000 Kornik was taken into custody at his home without incident He was charged via summons pending an upcoming court appearance Report a correction 👈 | 👉 Contact our newsroom Gallery Credit: Mike Brant The alleged crime occurred from October 2023 to March 2024, according to authorities.\nRead More Report a correction 👈 | 👉 Contact our newsroom Tom Cruise burst onto the scene in 1983 with three hit movies: \"Risky Business,\" \"The Outsiders,\" and \"All the Right Moves.\" He soon followed with turns in \"Top Gun,\" \"Rain Man,\" and \"Born of the Fourth of July,\" which quickly cemented his status as one of Hollywood's most sought-after leading men throughout the '80s and '90s WINCHENDON — Murdock High School held graduation ceremonies at the school June 1 Notices are posted by 10 am Monday through Saturday Adjust Text Size: A+ A- Lena passed away at the Arborg District Personal Care Home at the age of 94 years Wasyl and Anna Balonyk; her first husband Steve Boyko; second husband Walter Kornik (1967); her sister Mary Dziadekewich; brothers Ed Schweitz and Tom Bell; her grandson-in-law George Meade Lena was involved in many organizations and clubs in the community running the Skating Rink Canteen (10 Years) helping at Bingo and also a shareholder in a catering group for many years Her home was always open to family and friends (the coffee pot on and a meal ready in 30 minutes) She enjoyed and shared her many talents including crafts baking and especially playing cards and bingo Pearl Hadady and Anne Friska to name a few (all the grandchildren had to learn her version of gin rummy) She had a love for and took pride in her garden and flowers being left a widow at the age of 22 with two babies and then widowed again at 55 She never complained and always made do with what she had She worked as a cook for Sophie and then for Kaspar and Jean Lena will be lovingly remembered by her children Irene (Don) Hutton of Lac du Bonnet; her grandchildren CA and Leanne Hutton of Winnipeg; great-grandchildren Jack and Abby Taylor; brother and sister-in-law Steve and Susan Balonyk of Portage La Prairie along with many nieces and nephews Our heartfelt thanks go out to the entire staff at the Arborg Care Home for their excellent care and compassion over the past few years Also a big thank-you to all Mum's Riverton neighbours who so carefully watched over her in her later years Funeral service celebrating Lena's life will take place at the Arborg (MacKenzie) Funeral Chapel donations can be made to a charity of your choice or plant a perennial for Grandma Don't cry because life is over Smile because it happened Til we meet again Vichnaya Pamyat Arborg (MacKenzie) Funeral Home in care of arrangements As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Mar 25 Share your memories and/or express your condolences below Unfortunately with the need to moderate tributes for inappropriate content your comments may take up to 48 hours to appear MARY FETTERLY (nee KORNIK) Mary Kornik entered this life on January 7 She will be sorely missed by her seven children Gordon and Julie Kulik; five great-grandchildren Daniel Mike and Walter (Ann) Kornik; and many family and friends Mary was predeceased by Carl Fetterly; parents Safron and Caroline Kornik (nee Kutcher); daughter Agnes; brother Mel; sister Olga Pasternak (Mike) and Paul Smud; and son-in-law Larry Wiebe Mary overcame a lot of challenges in her life the first when she started school having to learn English as a second language she had to leave home at 14 years of age to help support her family her dream of becoming a Registered Nurse required that she pass each year of schooling starting at Grade 9 and achieving her High School Diploma before she could be enrolled at Red River College Mary graduated with her Nursing Diploma in 1975 at the age of 51 Her nursing career for the Federal Government took her to many locations and as far north as Oxford House While struggling to provide for her family Mary became the first woman in Manitoba and the fourth woman in Canada to be awarded independent Property Rights She worked with the Status of Women for the 50/50 Financial Support Rule She loved to learn and encouraged others to pursue their dreams Mary's Funeral Service will be held at 1:30 p.m Interment will follow in Holy Trinity Anglican Cemetery The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to all the homecare first responders and healthcare professionals who provided her with love and care Matthew 25:35-36 (NIV) "For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink I was in prison and you came to visit me."Publish Date: Jul 3 2013MARY FETTERLY (nee KORNIK) Mary Kornik entered this life on January 7 Mary was predeceased by Carl Fetterly; parents Safron and Caroline Kornik (nee Kutcher); brother Mel; sister Olga Pasternak (Mike) and Paul Smud Matthew 25:35-36 (NIV) "For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat I was in prison and you came to visit me."Publish Date: Jul 2 As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jul 03 The app offers on-demand consultations with nurses general practitioners and mental health professionals via in-app text voice or video for only R160 per consultation Kena Health founder and chief executive officer Saul Kornik opens up about how his distributor company is bringing affordable universal healthcare to the nation.. .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} Congratulations Saul Kornik: We are incredibly proud of this product and know that it will be a game changer for millions of South Africans The word 'Kena' means 'to welcome' - and that is exactly the ethos we live by .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} This service has quite an incredible impact on people's lives in such remote areas where they wouldn't otherwise have had access And you need to be passionate to bring something like this to life We've worked excessive hours over the last year; it's been stressful and exciting I'll tell you a few stories about the people we have already reached that makes it all worthwhile we had a woman on a minibus taxi on the way home from work and she phoned through about a gynaecological condition It was too late at that stage for her to get to a clinic and too expensive to go to the doctor we had somebody who called our mental health professionals because she had a calling to be a sangoma her family was ostracising her and she had no one with whom to talk We live in such a diverse country with so many different cultures and mental health conditions created by so many different circumstances and there are so many different limitations to healthcare access But we get this view of the country that very few people have .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} With the NHI in the pipeline how will the Kena Health app work alongside it Kornik: We don't want to compete with anyone Our strong preference is to work with others Only 16% of people in SA have access to medical scheme cover; the rest mostly rely on the public sector They don't have enough resources and struggle with organising their services Our view on the healthcare system is that if we build valuable systems and products for the underserved and uninsured we can actually grow the size of the pie that's available for private healthcare providers to provide their care The key to this is lowering the cost so that the 16% can grow to 40- We aim to be part of changing the system so that this is possible We'd love to offer quality early-stage healthcare services to all citizens in the country And we'd love to be contracted by the NHI to do so The tech-supported nature of our product means we can offer the same service everywhere And the way we organise our service to lower the cost of care should make it more affordable to an NHI we would like to be ready to take on value-based care contracts from an NHI fund .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} Is Kena in a pilot phase now .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} Are there other apps like it or is this the first of its kind there are lots of telemedicine apps out there Momentum and Woolworths healthcare members have access to Hello Doctor and then there are a number of apps that deal with mental health or are trying to grow in the private sector space in a different way; yes our app is the first of its kind We generally try not to compete with an existing pathway We push ourselves to reimagine how the best care can be delivered.It's important for people to know we've built this app to lower the cost of healthcare to make access to it easier for people - not only for people who are poor but for everyone.So in the case of Kena we're the only ones who specifically talk to the uninsured about providing smartphone-based entry-level care of this kind And we are the only app that I know of that has arranged its clinicians in a team in the way we have - to lower the cost of care while improving health outcomes .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} Is there research you're doing into particular health issues in SA from the data being collated by your app Kornik: We've got quite a lot of insights already but as we serve more people We can already see that more women make use of our service than men; we can see how long it takes to treat different patients we know what conditions they are calling about we'll be able to improve our treatment services .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} There's a recruitment element to your business Are doctors preferring to work in this ecosystem as opposed to in a physical hospital Kornik: Different doctors like different forms of medicine Being in a hospital is a very particular experience nurses or mental health professionals who want to work with our way of delivering care you have to build up a client base; you're paying for rent The difference at Kena is that the doctors et al come and work hours that make sense to them and we bring them the patients They can do it from home where they have no overheads And there is no burden on them to collect money from patients the clinicians love the diversity of the clinical practice The first patient they see could live in rural Limpopo with a skin condition the second patient may be in Eastern Cape with HIV and the third could be down the road from them with hypertension This kind of national practice is very different to work in one specific local community rather than working by themselves in a practice at Kena they get to work with a team of other doctors this is a unique experience in our healthcare system .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} In terms of diagnostics how do you measure blood pressure and arrange urine tests via the screen I know technologies are evolving where patients can potentially have access to oxymeters at home or blood pressure machines Is the onus on the patient to have the equipment at home so you can conduct respective medical tests Kornik: There are a lot of conditions that are treated just through a phone enquiry of the patient a Kena doctor can provide a referral letter or a requisition for blood tests We've got a sister company I was involved in founding over four years ago Healthforce is a system used by nurses in pharmacy clinics around the country that enables them to call a doctor into the clinic room via telemedicine you can pop into any Dis-Chem and their nurses can do whatever physical examinations are necessary and perform whatever tests are necessary The idea is that Kena should shortly be able to refer into this network of 500 clinic rooms .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} Kena is completely changing the landscape of the profession.. Kornik: We need to change the way healthcare is delivered It's expensive because of the way the system is set up Our goal is to improve the healthcare system We want to become better and better at lowering costs and improving health outcomes .bizicon + br{display:none} h2 .bizicon img{top:10px !important} Was there anything else that you wanted to mention Kornik: It's quite important to mention that we can answer a call to care from a man living on a government grant in Limpopo as easily as we can take a call from a chief executive officer living in Bryanston And that's why we say 'Everyone is welcome' - that's our motto we're hoping people will try it out because this is quite a new thing It's important for people to know we've built this app to lower the cost of healthcare to make access to it easier for people - not only for people who are poor but for everyone Grads in order from the left: Marc Pelland the Engineering Access Program celebrated the success of eight Métis graduates was recent ENGAP Mechanical Engineering Graduate brought the evening together in a festive way ENGAP student and guitarist extraordinaire played guitar during dinner while the Buffalo Red Thunder drummers dancers and singers transported guests through a colourful and vibrant world with their performance.   Buffalo Red Thunder performer showcasing his talents at the ENGAP dinner The evening welcome began with Randy Herrmann ENGAP Director,  offering a special thank you to all of the generous supporters such as Lafarge the Faculty of Engineering and Women in Science and Engineering He also thanked ENGAP staff,  student volunteers and the many people who made donations toward the Silent Auction Some of the guests to offer a few words to the graduates were Lynn Lavallee Vice-Provost Indigenous Engagement on behalf of Dr President of the University of Manitoba and Jonathan Beddoes Director of the Louis Riel Vocational College presented eight beautiful traditional Métis sashes to each of the graduates the President of the Engineering Access Student Association generously offered the gift of purchasing the frames for each of the graduates’ degrees Randy Herrmann along with Undergraduate Coordinator Diana Klassen presented the each graduate with a gift.  The graduates receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering are: The evening culminated with a Silent Auction raising funds for the ENGAP students’ community events The evening was a huge success and the Faculty is extremely proud of the 2018 ENGAP graduates , , While most Canadians take Internet access for granted those living in northern communities do not , Engineering students start and finish their education with real-world projects that take them through the entire design process , have become increasingly contaminated by a cocktail of thousands of chemicals from pharmaceuticals , , View All Stories Indigenous students are taking part in a campaign to raise awareness about the U of M’s renewed self-declaration process Métis and Inuit students the option to receive communication about the University’s Indigenous community Using #ideclareindigenous they are sharing messages on social media “I declare Indigenous because it’s who I am It’s where I’m going,” shared Chanse Kornik an honours student in the Faculty of Science encourages students to check the box to receive communication “Our community includes supports such as the Indigenous Circle of Empowerment and the Neechiwaken Indigenous Peer Mentor Group There are also events and ceremonies held at Migizii Agamik that allow students to stay rooted to their culture especially for those who may feel disconnected by the immensity of university life,” says Morriseau I encourage you to join our vibrant and growing community and take advantage of all the resources that are available to you.” Chanse Kornik also encourages students to check the option to receive communication Kornik is a past-president of the University of Manitoba Aboriginal Students’ Association (UMASA) “It wasn’t always easy to get a hold of students to be involved in our events,” he says “If we could provide information to all self-declared Indigenous students we could be much more productive as a student group It gives students an opportunity to volunteer How to sign up for communication about U of M’s Indigenous community Indigenous students who self-declare are also considered for awards dedicated to Indigenous students such as scholarships Self-declaration also provides statistical information that allows the U of M to better understand the Indigenous student population “Self-declaration has brought me many direct benefits including several bursaries and scholarships that have substantially lifted my financial burden,” says Morriseau “I also believe self-declaration en masse has provided the University with invaluable knowledge of our growing presence for increased allotment of resources specifically dedicated to Indigenous students.” During the review of self-declaration process more than 50 Indigenous students provided input on everything from privacy concerns to what type of information they would like to receive about the U of M’s Indigenous community All information collected through the self-declaration process is kept by the Registrar’s Office and is protected by the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act “We want to make sure students feel comfortable self-declaring All of the information collected through the self-declaration process is confidential,” says Christine Cyr “Some students told us they don’t want to self-declare because they fear they may be penalized or treated differently in some way we are seeing more and more students who are publicly sharing that they have self-declared We are here to support all students and their decisions around self-declaration.” Indigenous students are invited to come to Migizii Agamik – Bald Eagle Lodge as part of Indigenous Orientation on Wednesday September 14 where there will be a photo booth set up to share their reasons for self-declaring: #ideclareindigenous because… , Indigenous Orientation Week activities Indigenous Celebration Stations student Instagram takeover , , Alum architect ignites introspection among students through unique art form campus life and redeveloping the Hudson Bay building My ancestry is not Indigenous but I am interested in receiving communications about the University’s Indigenous community Thanks for the question. An email address will be set up in the near future for this type of request. For now, please send a request to be added to the subscribe list to the Indigenous Student Centre at: isc@umanitoba.ca SolarBot analyses weather pattern, load shedding schedules and customer demand to help consumers decide when to charge and discharge the battery – the rationale being to maximise savings and ensure backup power when required. SolarBot also works with HotBot, an intelligent geyser controller, that trains the geyser to use less energy and to favour solar over the grid. Plentify says its bots speak wirelessly to each other to heat water with extra solar that otherwise would have been wasted. According to the two companies, solar sales have slowed significantly as households shift spending priorities during a prolonged break from load-shedding. Solar installers are now looking to revive post-load shedding sales. “The relationship between the stage of load shedding and the popularity of solar is quite dramatic,” they point out. A chart shows Google searches for solar-related terms (solar, batteries, inverters) spiking whenever load shedding is enforced, and flat-lining at levelling off at about 30% of its peak since load shedding eased. However, Plentify notes that, like globally, the growth of South Africa’s solar market is driven by economics. "When solar becomes significantly cheaper than grid electricity, installations surge.” CEO Jon Kornik says that while falling solar panel and battery costs have helped, effective use of solar systems is key. “You could have 50 panels, but if the energy has nowhere to go, it won’t be productive,” he explained. You could have 50 panels on your roof in the middle of a summer’s day, but if that energy has nowhere to go – if your battery is full and home demand low with no grid exports – it will not produce.” Herholdts will distribute SolarBots and HotBots through its 200-installers network. Technical manager Lukas Stoltz says the future of solar lies in intelligent energy management. Plans to offer SolarBot directly to consumers are in the works, with pricing details to follow. Inihaw Na Manok (BBQ chicken skewer with traditional glaze) Inihaw Na Baboy (BBQ Pork belly skewer with banana ketchup glaze) The banks of the Yarra have again transformed into a hectic hawker market with Asian street-food vendors sizzling grilling and steaming from makeshift kitchens And Broadsheet trawled all of their stalls to find the tastiest dishes on offer Son in Law’s spicy deep-fried chicken ribs (generously) dusted with a zesty house-made seasoning Lighter but no less delicious are Miso Fresh’s soba noodles with edamame travel spots and more – curated by those who know Bao Brother is serving up three fluffy steamed buns; one filled with pork belly The three-piece dish is equal parts soft and crunchy Another chicken highlight is Poklol x Puffle’s KFC Cheese Puffle – Korean fried chicken stuffed inside a cone-shaped cheese waffle A theatrical (and equally tasty) standout is the Way of Dragon pork-belly noodle dish from Flying Noodle Honey soy glazed noodles are stacked high and speared with chopsticks Last year the gelateria did a Japanese game-show theme the menu is inspired by the taste and smells of the Philippines the colourful Filipino public transportation The Thrilla from Manilla is a dessert influenced by Turon a snack usually made from thinly sliced bananas and jackfruit rolled in a spring-roll wrapper and deep-fried Messina’s version is creamy brown sugar and banana gelato wrapped in banana bread and filo pastry It’s deep-fried then topped with custard and a chocolate peanut-butter crumb “Ever since we debuted our deep-fried ice-cream ball a few years ago it was an instant hit,” Gelato Messina head chef Donato Toce says “So we’ve had a deep-fried addition on our Night Noodle Markets menu ever since.” Other menu items include a traditional Brazo de Mercedes (jelly roll-type dessert made with a meringue outer layer around a rich custard filling) a pimped up Halo Halo (layered dessert of sweetened beans and a peach and mango tribute to the fast-food stalwart Jollibee The Night Noodle Markets are on from November 8 to 25 at Birrarung Marr goodfoodmonth.com/melbourne/night-noodle-markets Australia Debuts at the Panettone World Championship in Italy Bakeries and Restaurants That Opened or Closed in April 32 of the Hottest Dishes and Drinks in Melbourne Right Now Menu Reveal: Five Things To Order at Junda Khoo’s Ho Liao Indonesia’s most populous and—for the time being the city of nearly 11 million people on the island of Java is sinking as much as ten inches per year due to the excessive extraction of groundwater because piped water is not readily available The World Economic Forum says nearly all of North Jakarta could be under water by 2050 Indonesian officials announced an ambitious plan to relocate the capital to Borneo What’s not on hold is another ambitious plan: building the country’s first underground transit system to combat Jakarta’s notorious pollution and traffic congestion problems which cost the city some 67.5 trillion IDR ($4.9 billion USD) annually according to the Indonesian Ministry of National Development Planning Construction of Jakarta’s Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system began in 2013 but the first concept of a metro in Jakarta dates back to the 1980s The first phase of the project finished in 2019 and has already exceeded its target of serving 65,000 passengers per day VISION by Protiviti’s Editor-in-Chief Joe Kornik caught up with Sabandar to discuss the ambitious project that’s been nearly 45 years in the making and how it will impact Jakarta’s future A passionate professional enjoying 25 years of leadership roles in public and private sectors in various development fields: transport infrastructure and system Kornik: I know this has been a very long-term project with lots of planning and multiple phases Can you update us on where the project stands right now what the timetables are and what’s next for the project Sabandar: The idea started back in 1985; then the first feasibility study came in the 1990s we started the work in 2013 and completed the first phase in 2019 That phase consists of 16 kilometers in South Jakarta and opened in March 2019 Now we are in the second phase where we continue with another 12 kilometers in North Jakarta with a plan to complete it some time in 2027 Jakarta will consist of a north-south network of 28 kilometers We are also preparing the implementation of the third phase Construction on that phase is scheduled to launch next year and be completed sometime in 2029 or 2030 we are preparing for the fourth phase: This is also in South Jakarta and is about 12 kilometers and scheduled to be completed in 2029 We have also begun planning the fifth phase I wasn’t even aware there was a fifth phase scheduled… we haven't announced the fifth phase just yet After the north-south and east-west lines are complete the metro will consist of 325 kilometers covering 10 lines serving some 30 million people in the Jakarta region by 2030 This is how the MRT will become the backbone of Jakarta One of the things the MRT will bring to the city is a new landscape Jakarta will move from a very centralized city to one that is serving entire areas being developed along the metro line the development has always followed the roads but the MRT master plan is to develop new towns along the rail stations We call this “transit-oriented development,” and it will change the landscape of Jakarta in the future Kornik: I know there are more than 2.5 million daily commuters in central Jakarta making Jakarta one of the most congested—and polluted—cities on the planet Is this why this project is so crucial to not only the city of Jakarta but the entire region Jakarta was one of the most congested cities in the world although we are aware some of that could be due to COVID But those congestion numbers demonstrate how the arrival of MRT and people starting to move to public transport have already had an impact But this is not just because of the MRT alone; since 2019 we’ve started to integrate the MRT into existing public transport the commuter rail lines and all the feeder systems nearly all residents of Jakarta will be within 500 meters from public transport I believe that if you want to create a good city you must create a good public transport system And when you integrate it with the feeding systems this is an entirely new concept for Jakarta Do you think it's enough to just build it or do you think there has to be some education to convince people to use it Sabandar: Very interesting that you ask that because yes that was among our concerns: How do we change the culture of how people travel We had some public transport and people just weren’t using it But when we launched the first MRT line in 2019 we had many people riding it right from the start and it exceeded our initial ridership goals I think people were happy that Indonesia finally had its own metro if we wanted to see this kind of modern transport the MRT in Jakarta set a new standard of service I told the team that you must give the extra mile of service to all the people; every single passenger gets treated with respect There’s no rubbish on the trains or in the stations And we have a very dedicated staff; they do not sit Even I stand while on the train to set an example We are creating a new culture of public transport that we never had before You educate the community by showing evidence that public transport can lead to a more civilized life; this is how a modern city works and Jakarta’s track record has not always been great when it comes to the environment I've heard you talk about how sustainability is key for all future projects tell me a little bit about what the MRT can deliver in terms of sustainability and the environment Sabandar: It’s a big part of our mission; we changed our motto recently to highlight how the MRT is promoting mobility and ensuring sustainability and we defined it as core to our long-term strategy for 2030 We have a sustainability committee that screens all the projects we do and we started to also produce a sustainability report for the work that we do We can already see from the evidence that Jakarta has less traffic part of that is due to less travel during the pandemic is a practice that we do now for future generations to reduce congestion Kornik: Let’s talk about the unique environmental challenges that are facing Jakarta The city is sinking several inches a year due to groundwater that’s being removed by residents I’m thinking that would present some unique challenges building a transit system for sure there are some challenges in terms of construction and tunneling and it's more costly because we’re dealing with soft soil and sediment all over Jakarta and we have some learnings from other places this is not an issue because there is a population that needs MRT; it's just a matter of making sure we have the proper technology to be able to manage the environment correctly There’s another challenge with building the second phase and that’s that the construction is happening in the north where a lot of Jakarta’s heritage sites are located I know there’s been a lot of talk about moving the capital to Borneo Jakarta is the largest city in the Southern Hemisphere if the government decides to move the capital I think it gives us the chance to redevelop Jakarta in a more sustainable way The city has a lot of government buildings which I think could be repurposed or turned into green areas We could reposition Jakarta as a cultural city a sustainable city and as the economic center of the region I envision Jakarta’s future as an economic and cultural hub with less traffic but paint a picture of Jakarta in 2030 or 2035 What will be the overall impact on the city Sabandar: The trajectory of Jakarta being a sustainable the structures of the MRT and its integration with public transport will be complete only about 20% of Jakarta residents are using public transport; by 2030 we think that number will be more like 75% I believe we are changing the landscape of mobility in Jakarta and new urban regeneration projects along the line will create entirely new communities and a new vibrancy and culture for the city Access Original Article here: https://vision.protiviti.com/insight/mrt-jakarta-ceo-massive-metro-project-will-make-city-more-mobile-modern-and-sustainable A man from Lakewood is in trouble with the law for allegedly selling counterfeit postage stamps The Ocean County Prosecutor's Office says 33-year-old Yisroel Kornik has been charged with counterfeiting in connection with a series of events that occurred in Lakewood from October 2023 through this month A joint investigation by local and federal authorities determined that "Kornik had been purchasing and importing counterfeit United States postage stamps from China and selling them on various online platforms such as Amazon and Walmart." Kornik received multiple notices from United States Customs and Border Protection that the stamps he was ordering and reselling were counterfeit he continued to import them in large denominations a search warrant was executed at Kornik's home and detectives seized counterfeit stamps valued at over $10,000 Kornik was taken into custody without incident The public is reminded that charges are accusations and all persons are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law Gallery Credit: Chris Coleman postage stamps from China sold in New Jersey A man from Lakewood is in trouble with the law for allegedly selling counterfeit postage stamps.\nRead More A man from Lakewood is in trouble with the law for allegedly selling counterfeit postage stamps The Ocean County Prosecutor's Office says 33-year-old Yisroel Kornik has been charged with counterfeiting in connection with a series of events that occurred in Lakewood from October 2023 through this month