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Lawyers acting for the sister of one of loyalist Michael Stone's murder victims are to challenge the decision to release him on parole.  An emergency judicial review has been issued which seeks to challenge the legality of the decision by the Parole Commissioners to release Stone from Maghaberry Prison on Tuesday. Read More The case will be heard in Belfast's High Court on Thursday morning. It will also challenge the decision of the commissioners not to provide reasons for Stone's release, their refusal to provide documents or information about the proceedings or allow the relatives...

Last November Northern Ireland’s highest court ruled that Stone could apply for early release from prison. It said keeping the notorious paramilitary behind bars until at least 2024 would “constitute an interference with the physical liberty of the prisoner and could only arise under clear authority of the law”, and in its view this could not be implied. In 1988, Stone killed three people in a gun and grenade attack at Milltown Cemetery in Belfast. Stone was freed early from prison in 2000 under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement. He was sent back six years later after attempting to...

BBC News By Julian O'Neill Published Loyalist killer Michael Stone has been released from prison on parole, BBC News NI understands. One of the most notorious paramilitaries of the Troubles, he killed three people in an attack at Milltown cemetery in 1988. They have been informed of the move. It is understood Parole Commissioners took the decision on Monday and he was freed from Maghaberry Prison on Tuesday. Before now, he had not been due for release until 2024, having failed in an earlier parole bid. After being freed under the Good Friday Agreement, he was sent back to prison after enterin...

MASSENA — The Massena Central School District has received a $50,000 grant from the No Kid Hungry organization, allowing them to become a food hub and help them address food

MASSENA — Requests for bids are going out this week for roof work that’s part of the Massena Central School District’s $49.6 million capital project.