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"The youngest child attempted to help his father and when his father's back was turned, he picked a branch up and fed it into the chipper when he was pulled into the chipper," State Police Lt. Paul Vance said. Police received a 911 call at 8:45 a.m. reporting that reporting a child had been seriously injured in the yard of a private home.  The fire chief is a neighbor and was the first to respond. "The family lives right across the street from me.  I saw what we had, and I kept everyone away," said Chief Gene Maiorano. State Police Troop K, the Salem resident State Trooper, the Salem Fire D...

Police are looking for a Buick Rendezvous after they say a person fired shots from the car that hit the girl.

UpdatedTue, May 11, 2021 at 12:58 am ET Reply The RTM met for just over four hours on Monday night to approve a budget for the fiscal year 2021-2022. (Harry Zernike/Patch) GREENWICH, CT—After months of countless meetings and debate, the Greenwich Representative Town Meeting approved a $448.5 million budget for the fiscal year 2021-2022 on Monday night by a vote of 147 in favor, 64 opposed, with three abstentions. Members needed a little over four hours to complete business. The meeting was held in a hybrid fashion, with some members in-person at Central Middle School, and the majority of th...

Unofficial Election Night results show candidate Michael Boyd leading incumbent Steve Harris by two votes in Killeen City Council District 4. But this race is far from over. Questions of election impropriety with issues dating back to 2011 are leading to a recount and possible council investigation. On Monday the ballot board will meet at 9 a.m. at Killeen City Hall to count provisional ballots. Those votes will be added to the total and passed on to the canvassing board, which is scheduled to meet and officially canvass the election at Tuesday’s city council meeting. The board, made up ...

The Adaptis Group has acquired Solstice Technologies in a bid to enhance operational efficiency Shares The Adaptis Group has announced its acquisition of Solstice Technologies, in a bid to tap into the Information Technology space. The Group currently has a diverse portfolio of companies in the Engineering, Energy, Business Intelligence and Media Industries. As part of the Intelligence Pillar, Solstice Technology is set to enhance operational efficiency and revolutionize the Group’s I.T operations to ensure better service delivery for their clients. Kenneth Mantu, The Adaptis Group CEO said...