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December 18, 2020
By Ryann Scheib DeweyQ / CC Since Nov. 6th, the pilot project that pairs police officers with mental health workers in Middlesex County has already helped 132 people experiencing a crisis in just over a month. The new initiative, known as the Middlesex Crisis Rapid Response Team (MCRRT) is the result of a partnership between the Canadian Mental Health Association and West Region Police Services. Provincial Constable Kevin Howe says the project was developed after Strathroy-Caradoc polic...
December 18, 2020
Arrest Made After Massive Car Fire In Hampton A woman was arrested after a massive car fire on Thursday morning in Hampton, police said. During the first few hours of a significant snow storm that blanketed most of New England with large amounts of snow, responders battled a fire on Exeter Road in Hampton that burned a red 1997 Pontiac Firebird. Hampton police said responding officers arrived and found the Pontiac fully engulfed in flames. Although no driver was immediately identified on the sc...
December 17, 2020
Hampton Woman Arrested On Charges After Car Fire On Exeter Road Patch 12/17/2020 Tony Schinella © Hampton Police Department A Hampton woman faces charges after being accused of driving after suspension and lying to police on Dec. 17. HAMPTON, NH — Hampton police arrested a woman on charges after motor a vehicle fire Thursday on Exeter Road. Around 3:45 a.m., police and firefighters were sent to Exeter Road near Timber Swamp Road for a report of a vehicle fire. When they a...
December 12, 2020
They include museums and libraries, an art gallery and a summer camp. In total, the foundation awarded 188 grants to meet pressing demands related to social services, education, historic preservation, arts and culture and beyond. The University of Rhode Island Foundation & Alumni Engagement received $500,000 to support engineering technology, robotic equipment and tissue engineering work. South County Health will receive $300,000 in Champlin Foundation money to purchase an endoscopic ultrasound...