Best of Blotter 2020, Part 1
On Jan. 16, a caller on High Street in Greenfield reported seeing an object in the sky with multiple colored lights on it that he felt was suspicious. He inquired if police knew how to get a hold of the Air Force. Advised situation would be documented and to call back if he sees any further UFOs. Staff Illustration/Andy Castillo
On March 26, a caller on Solar Way in Greenfield reported someone left a dead lobster in his mailbox, believing it to be some sort of a prank. Caller also indicated recently “blocking” a friend on Facebook but does not know if that is related. Staff Illustration/Andy Castillo
Greenfield and Montague Police Logs: Nov. 30 to Dec. 28, 2020
Published: 12/31/2020 3:44:57 PM
Modified: 12/31/2020 3:44:46 PM
Greenfield, Nov. 30
Montague, Nov. 30
8:50 a.m. Officer Daniel Miner requests call be placed to DPW to advise the Strathmore door to the catwalk that crosses the canal is propped open with a rock. No people or motor vehicles on site. DPW advised.
12:38 p.m. Reporting party on Chestnut Hill Loop states that about 10 minutes ago her son was threatened by an unknown man outside their residence. Caller states the man threatened to kill her son and stated he knows who his family is. Officer Nathan Pervere advised. Unable to locate. Advised caller to call back if they see him again.
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Weâve all been living through history in 2020. In our towns, our state, our nation and our world, the pandemic has disrupted just about every aspect of our lives.
Yet even though COVID-19 is clearly the overarching story of this year, it wasnât the only big news of 2020.
Today and tomorrow, weâll run down 10 of the biggest stories of the year, as chosen by our staff.
The Blue Benn, considered a Bennington landmark, has been put up for sale by its owner of nearly 50 years. Banner file photo
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