Outbreak at Waterford Township School District in New Jersey
An outbreak at Waterford Township School District in New Jersey has closed school buildings for two weeks, according to a letter by Superintendent Dr. Brenda Haring that was sent to parents on May 10, 2021. According to the letter, employees who attended a luncheon held on May 6, 2021 that was catered by an outside vendor are sick with symptoms of food poisoning.
More than 60% of the staff members got sick and are “continuing to recover.” The district can’t properly staff the building so they switched to an asynchronous day of instruction yesterday and continued that schedule today.
66-year-old steals Enterprise rental resulting in a short police chase
Michigan State Police
and last updated 2021-05-04 22:15:55-04
BERRIEN COUNTY, Mich. â Michigan State Police pursued a stolen car traveling west on 1-94 before the driver crashed into the right shoulder of the road near Lakeside Road in Berrien County.
The chase started after troopers attempted a failed traffic stop. One man, 66, lost control after the collision crossing over three lanes and stopping after a second collision into the median cable barrier.
Shortly after the man was transported to Lakeland Hospital in St. Joseph for his non-life-threatening injuries.
An investigation revealed the car was reported stolen by Enterprise Rental to the Waterford Township Police Department in March after the driver did not return it.
This crash occurred in Berrien County on 5/4/21. (Photo courtesy of Michigan State Police).
CHIKAMING TOWNSHIP, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Tuesday, Michigan State Police (MSP) troopers were involved in a vehicle pursuit that resulted in a crash on the I-94 Freeway westbound near Lakeside Road (mile marker #6) around 4:00 p.m. in Chikaming Township, Berrien County.
Officials say that while on patrol, troopers were provided information about a possible stolen vehicle traveling westbound on I-94 Freeway near Red Arrow Highway. After a brief search, the vehicle was observed with one male occupant.
This crash occurred in Berrien County on 5/4/21. (Photo courtesy of Michigan State Police).
May 5, 2021
A 66-year-old Farmington man is facing charges after a high-speed chase in Berrien County on Tuesday. Michigan State Police say troopers got word of a possible stolen vehicle headed west on I-94 near Red Arrow Highway shortly before 4 p.m. They spotted the vehicle and tried to pull it over but the driver sped off, leading troopers on a chase that ended about 4 p.m. near Lakeside Road in Chikaming Township. Police say it appeared the driver intentionally crashed the vehicle into into the guardrails on the right shoulder of the road. That caused the vehicle to cross back over three lanes of travel and come to a stop after striking the median cable barrier. The driver was taken to Spectrum Lakeland Hospital in St. Joseph for non-life-threatening injuries and released later in the evening. The vehicle had been reported stolen by Enterprise Rental to the Waterford Township Police Department in March after the driver failed to return it. The driver is facing charges of fle
Dozens join search party to find missing man in Oakland County, $1,000 reward offered
Creg Lyles was last seen on Jan. 21
Tags:
Related:
Friends and family members of Creg Lyles, 33, walked through Pontiac and Waterford Township neighborhoods Sunday trying to find him.
“He was just a social butterfly,” said his mother, Mary Lyles. “He was a well rounded, loved person.”
Creg Lyles was last seen Jan. 21. His family said they haven’t heard from him since.
ORIGINAL STORY:
Ad
“This is absolutely amazing,” said family member Shikira Cantrell. “This just shows how many people he actually touched in the community.”
For a brief moment Sunday, everyone paused as a pair of bloody boots startled searchers into fearing the worse. Police were notified and are looking into the boots.