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"Please help us find a home" - VFW in Perry looks to community for help

VFW Post 9225 is on the search for a new home for their members. Veterans here say they are reliant on this post for connection. Why a new home will help meet the needs of veterans and the community.

Androscoggin County arrests: April 18-24, 2024

Lewiston Kenneth Kudrick, 29, listed as transient, on charges of criminal trespass and violating conditions of release, at 9:35 a.m. Thursday, April 18, at the Big Apple on Main Street. Urban Blaisdell, 50, of 92 Pine St., on charges of domestic assault, burglary and theft, at 1:56 p.m. Thursday, April 18, at that address. Joshua […]

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript - Boys & Girls Club of Souhegan Valley names Casey COO

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Niger Govt Receives MICS Report To Raise Sectional Interventions

Nursing home worker fired after talking to state investigator

A caregiver at a central Iowa nursing home was fired after speaking to a state investigator looking into conditions at the home.

Steinmetz Hall opening brings Orlando stars home

More details on the grand opening of Steinmetz Hall were released late Friday, including free community open houses — and a homecoming for some Central Florida stars is on the agenda.

COVID-19 News: 'Hope is really infectious,' York Region vaccination clinics ramp up

  GEORGINA, ONT. -- Thousands of York Region residents received the COVID vaccine this week at various clinics across the region. Some residents, like Donald Norris, have been waiting for this for months. "It means that I will be able to visit friends and family after a year of being locked down," Norris said. Five hundred Pfizer vaccines were administered to residents 80 years and older at Georgina Ice Palace Friday. York Region's medical officer of health, Dr. Karim Kurji, said over 84,000 doses had been administered, with over half to seniors 80 and older. Kurji said there is a lot of anticipation surrounding the week of March 23, with a large shipment of vaccinations expected.

Linn DA objects to governor's inmate releases

Brown has been commuting sentences since the COVID-19 pandemic began nearly 10 months ago. “Truth in sentencing is fundamental to the credibility of our criminal justice system,” Marteeny said. “These commutations highlight how battered the principle of truth in sentencing has become in Oregon. Victims and the public deserve better than to see the court’s sentence pronouncements eroded in this way. These types of commutations are happening across the state.” Donald Norris was released on Nov. 25. Set to be released on Dec. 17 are Russell Campbell, Casey Taylor, Neva Blake, Amos Guerrero, Edwin Breedlove, Gyula Incze and Iain Duncan. Marteeny noted his objections in comments to the Department of Corrections, which he said are forwarded to Gov. Brown.