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Paris closes playground after someone removes bolts, screws from structures The vandalism at Moore Park will keep the playground closed until replacement parts arrive from the manufacturer. Submitted photos PARIS — The playground at Moore Park beside Route 26 was closed Monday after someone removed bolts and screws from structures. Town officials learned of the incident Monday morning when a parent discovered  the tampering while her child was at the playground. “We do not know when it happened, why it had happened, or who may have been responsible,” Police Chief Michael Dailey said. ...

Read Article A piece of a climbing apparatus sits on the ground in Moore Park in Paris after someone removed the bolts and screws this past weekend. The park is closed until the equipment can be repaired. Paris Police Department photo PARIS — The playground at Moore Park beside Route 26 was closed Monday after someone removed bolts and screws from structures. Screws are missing from the playground equipment at Moore Park in Paris. Paris Police Department photo Town officials learned of the incident Monday morning when a parent discovered  the tampering while her child was at the playg...

May is an important month in health and safety awareness. In addition to National EMS Week, May 20, 2021 marks an important day for not only emergency responders, but citizens across the country. May 20 has been designated as “Stop the Bleed” day, part of a nationwide effort this month to empower civilians to save lives with basic training to treat excessive bleeding. The primary cause of preventable trauma death in the U.S. is uncontrolled bleeding. A person who is bleeding can die from blood loss within five minutes. Therefore it is important to quickly stop the blood loss. While it is ...

Airport begins offering Covid saliva test to arriving passengers FacebookTwitterEmail 11 1of11Buy PhotoMatt Cannon, director of government and developmental affairs for the Albany International Airport Authority, takes a SUNY-developed saliva test which airport employees began taking at Albany International Airport on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020 in Colonie, N.Y. The plan is to eventually open testing to the public. (Lori Van Buren/Times Union)Lori Van Buren/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of11Buy PhotoDeputy Sheriff Joseph Martel secures his sample in a test tube as he takes a SUN...

We know that they're preparing. they're preparing themselves for battle. they are giving us enough information to let us know something is coming down the road and it's imminent. we're just trying to see who's who and what's what and identify any sleeper gang members that are out there in the compound. identify them so we know who they are and see if we can stop a future assault. >> violent incidents like the recent gang stabbing in level vi simply add to the tension already felt in pnm's super max facility, especially for michael dailey, who spent five years under protective custody for his o...