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Mask guidance for vaccinated covers 46% of Mich. population Lansing — Nearly half of Michigan residents live in counties where the federal government is urging the fully vaccinated to wear masks in public indoor settings because transmission of the coronavirus is “high” or “substantial.” The guidance affected 33 counties as of Monday — including large ones such as Oakland, Macomb and Ingham — up from 10 mostly small, rural counties when the Centers for Disease Control and Preventi...

Sandri leads way in raising funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters "> Published: 8/2/2021 8:03:27 PM BERNARDSTON — The 40th Annual Big Brothers and Big Sisters Charity Pro-Am at the Crumpin-Fox Club was a smashing success. An impressive 141 players took to the course on Monday, helping raise over $70,000 for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Franklin County along the way. “To the Sandri Company, this event means everything for us in terms of fundraising,” Sandri CEO Tim Van Epps said. “This ...

Sandri leads way in raising funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters Modified: 8/2/2021 8:16:35 PM BERNARDSTON — The 40th Annual Big Brothers and Big Sisters Charity Pro-Am at the Crumpin-Fox Club was a smashing success. An impressive 141 players took to the course on Monday, helping raise over $70,000 for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Franklin County along the way. “To the Sandri Company, this event means everything for us in terms of fundraising,” Sandri CEO Tim Van Epps said. “This is w...

The Providence Journal MEDFORD — Members of an armed group arrested on Route 95 during their attempted transit from Rhode Island to Maine early Saturday appeared for arraignment in a Massachusetts court Tuesday, drawing media from all over and presenting a raft of complications to a District Court judge trying to get through her calendar. Some of the first defendants to appear, including two men from Rhode Island, refused to answer some of Malden District Court Judge Emily A. Karstetters qu...

View Comments MEDFORD, Mass. — Members of an armed group arrested on Route 95 during their attempted transit from Rhode Island to Maine early Saturday appeared for arraignment in a Massachusetts court Tuesday, drawing media from all over and presenting a raft of complications to a district court judge trying to get through her calendar. Some of the first defendants to appear refused to answer some of Malden District Court Judge Emily A. Karstetters questions as the in-person proceedings in ...

PITTSFIELD — The former Sunoco gas station on Center Street has been closed for four years, and Evan Skubel noticed it every time he drove to work. “My other business is right across the street,” said Skubel, who owns EMS Property Maintenance & Landscaping on South Church Street. “You drive by and it’s a wasted property. It’s got so much potential. It got my brain spinning.” So, Skubel decided to turn that idea into action. He has leased the former gas station...

In a thrilling team battle, Indiana Tech regained the men’s crown at the 2021 NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships that concluded Saturday at the Ruth Donohue First Dakota Fieldhouse in Yankton, South Dakota. The team race was amazingly close as the meet wound to its conclusion. The final session had six events and the team lead changed after all six – with four different programs continually swapping the lead. In the end, it was top-ranked Indiana Tech on top with 51.5 points, just ah...

By Logan Rude Mar 2, 2021 8:37 AM DODGEVILLE, Wis. — Officers with the Richland-Iowa-Grant Drug Task Force arrested a woman Sunday on multiple drug charges after finding multiple drugs in her Dodgeville residence. Officers with the drug task force, alongside deputies from the Iowa County Sheriff’s Office and Dodgeville police, reportedly found methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine, marijuana and other controlled substances when they searched a Dodgeville residence around 2:20 p.m. Erin A...

January 22, 2021 By Shelley Byrne As it moves into 2021, the Seamen’s Church Institute (SCI) has repositioned its legal advocacy arm and updated its website to better serve brown-water mariners. Following the retirement of Doug Stevenson after a 29-year career as director of SCI’s Center for Seafarer Rights, based in Port Newark, N.J., the organization has hired Phillip C. Schifflin Jr. as its new director of the Center for Mar...

And more. DDD can make changes when they get reports. They can tell workers to get more training. They can ask businesses to fire workers. They can take away money. Sometimes the reports are serious. DDD can work with Adult Protective Services to see if it is a crime.  The Independent Oversight Committees ask DDD questions about the reports. They do not work for DDD and get to choose their own members. That is what independent means. Reading the reports can take a long time. A committee memb...