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PROVIDENCE – Join the Rhode Island Historical Society and Dave’s Coffee on Saturday, Feb. 26 at 10:30 a.m., for the continuation of Drink in the History, a year-long series pairing
Read Article WEST PARIS — Thursday, Joy Dinsmore was introduced as the new town manager during the town’s regularly scheduled select board meeting. Selectmen approved appointing Dinsmore as town manager, tax collector, treasurer, clerk, road commissioner, general assistance administrator, local public access officer and addressing officer. Dinsmore has previously served as Adult Residential Manager at John F. Murphy Homes in Auburn. In other news, selectmen authorized Fire Chief Troy Billings to use $1,623 the town received from Woodstock for assisting with traffic control to buy water r...
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Alabama tornado demolishes homes, killing 1 person and injuring dozens in the Birmingham area What used to be homes are now mangled piles of debris, with personal belongings strewn across lawns and streets. That’s the new reality near Birmingham, Alabama, after a “large and extremely dangerous” tornado late Monday night annihilated parts of Jefferson County. The storm killed at least one person and injured dozens more, officials said. The twister also ripped a hotel apart and tore off part of a church’s roof. About 30 people in Fultondale were injured, the city’s fire chief said Tue...
Alabama tornado: Crews search for survivors after EF-3 twister demolished homes, killing 1 in Fultondale and injuring dozens CNN 1/27/2021 By Joe Sutton, Holly Yan and Tina Burnside, CNN © Jay Reeves/AP Patti Herring walks through the remains of her home in Fultondale on Tuesday morning. What used to be homes are now mangled piles of debris, with personal belongings strewn across lawns and streets. That's the new reality near Birmingham, Alabama, after a "large and extremely dangerous" tornado late Monday night annihilated parts of Jefferson County. The storm killed at ...