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bcoupland@tribtoday.com GIRARD — With interest from Liberty and Weathersfield officials in forming a fire district, Girard fire Chief Ken Bornemiss will set up a meeting with chiefs from the two townships to study the pros and cons. Mayor James Melfi told city council Monday that Bornemiss will begin the talks first with Liberty fire Chief Gus Birch and Weathersfield fire Chief Tom Lambert to go over the advantages and disadvantages of forming a district involving the three communities — an...

Berkshire Bike Tours, Luke Toritto Charlemont-based Berkshire Bike Tours will provide guided mountain and road bike tours. Cross-country mountain biking and lift-accessed mountain biking will take place exclusively on Berkshire East/Schaefer property. Road tours will go through the Berkshires, the upper Pioneer Valley, and Southern Vermont.   Adventure East, Brian Pearson Adventure East brings the experienced eye of luxury eco-tourism leaders to our backyard. The core of its business mode...

Two donation drives help those in need Students at The Bement School collected donations on Saturday for Friends of Hampshire County Homeless Individuals Inc., which provides resources for local people who are homeless. STAFF PHOTO/MAX MARCUS Related stories shelter equipment drive to help homeless Two donation drives on Saturday collected items for two different aspects of the winter season — shelter and clothing for people who are homeless, and toys for holiday gifts. Bement’s equipment...

Bement School in Deerfield plans clothing, shelter equipment drive to help homeless Students at The Bement School model the types of items needed at the winter clothing and shelter equipment drive to benefit Friends of the Hampshire County Homeless Individuals Inc. It is scheduled for Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Modified: 12/10/2020 3:29:51 PM DEERFIELD — The Bement School Family Association has planned a winter clothing and shelter equipment drive to benefit Friends of...

By Sarah Krueger, WRAL Durham reporter, & Gilbert Baez, WRAL Fayetteville reporter Hillsborough, N.C. — Three weeks after state health officials started cataloging the spread of coronavirus in individual counties through a color-coded alert system, only 18 of North Carolinas 100 counties remain in the lowest "yellow" zone, including Orange County. While nearly half of the state is now in the "red" zone, with critical levels of viral spread and another third are rated "orange" with substan...

over there today. the showdown that took place is something folks have been anticipating for quite sometime. some were pushed out by force and others tried provoking officers by screaming and yelling profanities. one officer had to be taken to the hospital after he was hit with a brick thrown by a protester. in the end it was clear who won the battle. >> the people who said they were on our side, none of them showed up. we learned a lesson from this. >> reporter: police cleared a major...

>> the people who said they were on our side, none of them showed up. we learned a lesson from this. >> reporter: police cleared a majority of mcpherson square. debris and empty tents remains on the board that housed washingtons most popular protest in the last few months. >> i was so proud of my city. you know, they told us this is how its going to go, and it will be okay. and its not what happened. >> reporter: clearly, the scene out here a lot different than earlier today. throughou...

thomas. he is 39 years old, from berryville, virginia, ties to maryland as well, arrested in connecticut. jackie bensen has the latest on the arrest and how a tip from one local police department helped investigators track him down. prince william county detectives had their fingers crossed hoping a name they just provided to police in new haven, connecticut, would turn up a lead in the manhunt. the search for the east coast rapist. they got more than they expected. >> through some i...

good morning, everyone. im alex witt. welcome. its 8:00 a.m. east coast and 5:00 a.m.out west. federal officials are trying to pinpoint the origin of a salmonella outbreak. two iowa farms recalling more than half a billion eggs nationwide. its eggs sold across 22 states. over 1,000 sickened from the outbreak. they wonder why safeguards werent in effect. >> at pattys restaurant, orders for eggs keep coming despite the recall. >> im thinking about bacon an scrambled eggs. >> reporter: th...

where is kingston? police in maryland launch a search for a 2-year-old boy. where authorities think he may be this morning. finding a fraud. police say this man is preying on businesses in our area. how he gains their trust before cleaning them out. and the big chill. its been cold for so long, were running out of ways to say it. chuck will tell us if we can expect any relief. good morning, everyone. welcome to "news4 today." im kimberly suiters. its sunday, january 10, 2010. let...