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DuBOIS — The Sandy Township Supervisors, at their meeting this week, unanimously awarded a $13,300 bid for license plate reader installation to Tech Services Inc. of Ridgway.

More than three-quarters of knife crime offenders in Cumbria had no previous knife-related convictions or cautions, new figures show.

Two-thirds of knife crime offenders in Ceredigion, Powys, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire had no previous knife-related convictions or cautions, new figures show.

Nearly three-quarters of knife crime offenders in north Wales had no previous knife-related convictions or cautions, new figures show.

Bournemouth Echo recently launched the ‘No More Knives’ campaign in a bid to prevent further criminal activity in Dorset.

Nearly three-quarters of knife crime offenders in Gwent had no previous knife-related convictions or cautions, new figures show.

WESTERLY — Richard Lisitano, the new president of Lawrence + Memorial Healthcare, has a lot of good memories of Westerly Hospital.

The two highest vote getters in Tuesdays primary will advance to the November general election for mayor of Warren.

Despite Warren Mayor James Fouts serving his final term in the position he has held since 2007, primary election results indicate he still wields significant influence in the city with all of the candidates he endorsed advancing to the general election in November.

If both Reps. Kevin Coleman and Lori Stone win their races for mayor in November, the Michigan House would be temporarily tied 54-54.