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Announcer complete new england News Coverage starts right now. This is fox 25 news at 10 00. A neighborhood returning to normal sent to after the discovery of a meth lab kept them inside for hours. Good evening im elizabeth hopkins. Im blair miller. We broke the story on our news app tonight. Ted daniel has been there all night. This scare started with a call for help. Reporter blair, elizabeth, some of the ingredients commonly used to make meth include gattry acid, antifreeze and drain cleaner. We dont know what chemicals this guy was using but whatever it was it made him sick. The fumes made...

Nothing beats coming home to a pet greeting you at the door. A pet can bring love and comfort into a home, something every family deserves to have. While there are several ways of gaining a family pet, I urge you to consider adoption. Shelters act as a haven for so many animals, but many are struggling to find their forever homes. So every Wednesday, I team up with a shelter on the SouthCoast and give the spotlight to one local animal that is ready for adoption. For this week’s Wet Nose Wednesday, allow me to introduce you to Oochie.

Mouse and Clarabelle are six-year-old cats that currently reside at a shelter in Acushnet. This brother and sister duo is ready to find a forever home together.

CARE Southcoast: Finding Homes for Animals [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY] CARE Southcoast is a no-kill animal shelter located in Acushnet, committed to finding good homes for the animals under their roof. That includes cats and dogs that have disabilities. CARE Southcoast President Ruth Marshman says the shelter depends on many community partners to help care for its animals. Marshman visited Townsquare Sunday this week and talked about the challenges faced by the shelter's all-volunteer staff in caring for its animals, including those who require expensive medical care. Asked how CARE Southcoast meets...

Jan 24, 2021 WARREN — Lisa Christine Paugh, 42, passed away peacefully at 11:40 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021, at St. Elizabeth Hospital, following complications of a fall days earlier. Lisa was born in Warren on Feb. 22, 1978, along with her twin sister, Katherine “Katie,” the daughter of Craig and Ruth Marshman Paugh. Lisa was a 1996 graduate of Warren G. Harding High School. She graduated from Youngstown State University, magna cum laude, with a bachelor’s degree in art history, a subject she truly loved. For over 17 years, Lisa was a substitute school teacher for Warren City School...