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Criminal damage fine for man who threw lasagne in Kidderminster cell Dominic Greenhalgh threw a lasagne at the wall of his cell at Kidderminster Police Station because he said it was too sloppy. Main image from Google Maps AN angry prisoner who hurled his lasagne at the wall of a police cell in Kidderminster because he reckoned it was too sloppy has been told to "grow up" by a court judge. Dominic Greenhalgh was being held at Kidderminster Police Station for drug driving and claimed he burned his fingers when his lasagne supper tipped off the plate. He flung it at the wall, leaving a st...

SOUTHBURY — Proprietors Matthew and Christine Curtis defied the odds by bringing their online store to a traditional brick and mortar store at Piper and Dune, a New England lifestyle brand, which opened in Bennett Square, 134 Main St. South, in February 2020, in the middle of Covid-19, a snowstorm and against trends where brick and mortar stores are closing. Piper and Dune takes its name from the sandpipers and sand dunes that distinguish the New England coastline. Offering a wide variety of specialty gifts, which are hand-picked by the Curtises, Christine noted, “even though we sel...

Southbury economy strong thanks to location, innovation, officials say Dan Nowak FacebookTwitterEmail 1of15 Piper and Dune owner Christine Curtis in her retail shop, a New England-style gift shop, in Bennett Square in Southbury, Conn. Thursday, March 11, 2021.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of15 Piper and Dune owner Christine Curtis in her retail shop, a New England-style gift shop, in Bennett Square in Southbury, Conn. Thursday, March 11, 2021.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of15 4of15 Piper and Dune retail shop in Bennett S...