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February 6, 2021 Kathleen Blouin THOMASTON – Kathleen “Kathie” Blouin, 65, of Thomaston, devoted wife and mother, passed away peacefully on Jan. 23, 2021, with her family by her side. She was born to the late Rita and Dana “Tex” Mitchell. A graduate of Wolcott High, 1973, she married the love of her life, Jean-Guy Blouin, and spent 47 wonderful years raising their three daughters: Bridgette Keegan of Dexter, Maine, Danielle Blouin of Torrington, Melissa Blouin of Terryville. She was a loving grandmother to Wyatt and Brooklynn Keegan, and Weston Blouin-Lebeau. She was a faithful Jeho...
Toms River Police said in a statement that Officer Rebecca Sayegh forced entry through the front door and found the homeowner in the foyer. She had been unable to open the door and exit due to the heavy smoke in the home. Officer Sayegh confirmed that there was no one else inside the residence and helped the homeowner, and her pets, outside and across the street to the neighbors' residence where she was evaluated by Toms River EMS. Due to strong winds at the time, other responding officers evacuated surrounding residences. Townsquare Media New Jersey Meteorologist Dan Zarrow said that ...
Today in good news: Baby koalas can be spotted on Kangaroo Island in South Australia. Following the historic wildfires that ravaged millions of acres of Australian bushland in 2020, Kangaroo Islandâs renewal is the hopeful story we all need right now. share this article In early January 2020, a year ago and a world away, Australia was ablaze. Wildfires come as frequently to the Australian bush as they do to Californiaâs hills, but this year was different. About 42 million acres (17 million hectares) of rural Australia had gone up in flames, from hardest-hit New South Wales, where...
By Dana Mitchell, Director, Cybersecurity Solutions Group, Microsoft Canada For security professionals, 2020 was a year like no other. Attackers capitalized on the COVID-19 pandemic. Every country in the world saw COVID-19 themed attacks and the Canadian Center for Cybersecurity observed an increase in related campaigns. For many security teams and security operation centres (SOCs), the impact of dealing with the increased attack volumes affects their ability to protect their organization. These increases mean longer response times, potentially missed threats and not surprisingly, concern fro...