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Police: Leaping dog causes driver to crash into utility pole in Westport FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 A car crashed into a utility pole on Maple Avenue in Westport, Conn. on Jan. 18, 2021.photos from the Westport Fire Department Facebook pageShow MoreShow Less 2of3 A car crashed into a utility pole on Maple Avenue in Westport, Conn. on Jan. 18, 2021.photos from the Westport Fire Department Facebook pageShow MoreShow Less 3of3 An Eversource crew is still working to fix a utility pole after a car crashed into it early Monday afternoon, officials said. A person driving a white SUV on Maple Road —...

Trailer & Poster: A CREEPSHOW HOLIDAY SPECIAL starring Anna Camp & Adam Pally Hits Shudder 12/18 By Josh Millican Shudder, AMC Networks’ premium streaming service for horror, thriller, and the supernatural, today released the trailer and key art for  A Creepshow Holiday Special, premiering December 18th exclusively on the horror streaming service in all its territories, as well as via the Shudder offering within the AMC+ bundle. Give the trailer a spin and read more about A Creepshow Holiday Special below. Starring Anna Camp ...

A Creepshow Holiday Special Trailer: Season's Greetings from the Creep A Creepshow Holiday Special Trailer: Season's Greetings from the Creep Greg Nicotero and Shudder are bringing some extra horror entertainment to the world this year with A Creepshow Holiday Special. Shudder has released the trailer for A Creepshow Holiday Special. AMC Networks' premium streaming service for horror, thriller, and the supernatural, also released some new images from the special, which is all set to premiere December 18th, exclusively on the horror streaming service in all its territories, along with the Shu...

Eric woods, school board trustee. in this day and age it's important that we treat safety issues as a very high priority for our schools. two problems. i understand the school recoiling. i get it. >> especially where so many people can see it. >> sure. however, schools don't get to decide on supreme court matters, actually. the right to bear arms is enshrined in the constitution. the supreme court has ruled on this twice in the last five years. the federal government has ruled on it, too, and congress. so this school doesn't have the right to make laws. schools don't get to do that. the second...