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The army, navy and air force and Missile Defense. This is two and a half hours. Once hes complete, he will take questions. He will moderate questions. Without further adieu general. Good afternoon, great to be back here again and seeing some familiar faces here. I appreciate the opportunity to present to you the over view of the 2018 budget request. More importantly, i will tell you i am everyone more so pleased to be able to continue to serve our great country in uniform as an army soldier so it is always something that inspires me. I will take a few minutes here and in the process of providi...

The army, navy and air force and Missile Defense. This is two and a half hours. Once hes complete, he will take questions. He will moderate questions. Without further adieu general. Good afternoon, great to be back here again and seeing some familiar faces here. I appreciate the opportunity to present to you the over view of the 2018 budget request. More importantly, i will tell you i am everyone more so pleased to be able to continue to serve our great country in uniform as an army soldier so it is always something that inspires me. I will take a few minutes here and in the process of providi...

Falling trees and power lines still remain a big threat. Another round of snow may be days away. Lets get a check of the forecast. Yesterdays storm. Already talking about the next one. Over a foot of snow. Quincy just over 9. Tewksbery 7. 5, boston officially just under 7 inches of snow. Whats left of the snow is now rock solid ice. If we had any slush left on the roads yesterday evening that is now thick ice. 9 degrees in bedford. Things have frozen rock solid. 26 in boston. So everyone well below freezing. Satellite radar all clear. Yesterdays storm long gone. Should be a good bit of sunshin...

jriddle@thealpenanews.com News File Photo Bradley Avery, bottom, appears virtually in the 26th Circuit Court in March in this News file photo. ALPENA — Increasing COVID-19 numbers nixed two trials scheduled to begin Wednesday in Alpena’s 26th Circuit Court. As of Tuesday, defendants and attorneys were ready to proceed with jury trials for Teresa Kortman, facing a pair of drug charges, and Shane Velasquez, accused of assault, carrying a concealed weapon, and resisting a police officer. Judge Ed Black offered apologies to both defendants as he said their trials would have to wait. Alpena Co...