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Apr 30, 2021 LISBON — Anthony J. Antonas, 40, Poland, was bound over in county Municipal Court to the grand jury on charges of domestic violence, criminal trespassing, aggravated burglary and disrupting public services. Antonas is accused of striking Cheyenne Cooper in the nose three times and causing it to bleed in May of 2020 and then entering the home of Ester Blue, whose granddaughter, Cooper, had fled there to shelter from Antonas. He reportedly refused to leave when he was told to go by...

Apr 30, 2021 LISBON — Anthony J. Antonas, 40, Poland, was bound over in county Municipal Court to the grand jury on charges of domestic violence, criminal trespassing, aggravated burglary and disrupting public services. Antonas is accused of striking Cheyenne Cooper in the nose three times and causing it to bleed in May of 2020 and then entering the home of Ester Blue, whose granddaughter, Cooper, had fled there to shelter from Antonas. He reportedly refused to leave when he was told to go by...

The Marthas Vineyard Times Updated Sun., Feb. 21, 10:15 am Drug charges against Zachary Dupon were dismissed in Edgartown District Court Friday. The drug charges were unrelated to the collision in Tisbury that led to a motor vehicle homicide by reckless operation charge against Dupon for the death of Emma Hall. The drug charges, two counts of possession of a Class C drug (Xanax and clonazepam), were filed by Oak Bluffs Police in October. Dupon’s attorney, Rachel Self, achieved th...

Heritage advocates call on council to save Robert McLaughlin House Posted on February 17, 2021 by oshawaexpress in CITY, NEWS By Courtney Bachar/The Oshawa Express/LJI Reporter A group of local heritage advocates have come together to try to save the Robert McLaughlin House on Simcoe Street North from being torn down. To date, a petition has garnered just under 2,000 signatures ahead of Monday’s council meeting in the hopes of saving the home from demolition. Heritage advocate Cathy Cl...

Robert McLaughlin of Manatee Fresh: “Pioneers get slaughtered and settlers prosper” “Pioneers get slaughtered and settlers prosper.” People that typically pioneer an industry do it but often fail to become leaders in it. Those that come in after and improve upon it tend to be those leaders of industry. This goes back to our third pillar of sustainability. Move to make changes at a pace you […] The Thrive Global Community welcomes voices from many spheres on our open platform. We publi...

Readers expressed their hopes for the next administration and wrote of their personal sorrows in letters to president-elect Biden ahead of his swearing in.

N.S. man hopes fathers legacy lives on in sale of antique car collection Weymouth businessman Ken Hankinson gathered more than 30 vehicles over the decades, including everything from an 1889 wooden buggy to Buicks from the 1910s, 20s, 50s and more. His son, Ed, is now selling the vehicles, and hopes new families will love them just as much. Social Sharing

TOWN OF MONTGOMERY – Town of Montgomery leaders recently released new economic policy updates, striving to listen more to residents and attract development beyond increasingly common warehouses. The changes came in the form of a new Uniform Tax Exemption Policy or UTEP for the Montgomery Industrial Development Agency. IDAs are independent, nonprofit public benefit corporations, representing municipalities and counties – Montgomery’s IDA members are appointed the town board – throughout...