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Funeral home worker charged with taking ring from deceased Follow Us Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Monday, March 1, 2021 ALFRED, Maine (AP) - A funeral home worker in Maine has been charged with stealing a wedding ring from the body of a 102-year-old woman after she died in a nursing home. Stuart Weston, 51, of Sanford, stole the ring from Laura Wood, who died at Seal Rock Healthcare in Saco on Jan. 21, police said. Weston, who worked at Autumn Green Funeral Home in Alfred, was arrested on Feb. ...

Read Article Laura Wood, in wheelchair, with family in Saco. Police have charged a funeral home worker with stealing her wedding ring after she died. Photo courtesy of Sally Wood and Emily Coyne A  funeral home worker has been arrested and charged with stealing a diamond wedding ring from a 102-year-old woman after she died in a Saco nursing home. Stuart Weston, 51, of Sanford was arrested Tuesday and charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing the wedding ring of Laura Wood, who died at Seal Rock Healthcare in Saco on Jan. 21. Weston, who worked at Autumn Green Funeral Home in Alfre...

SECONDARY schools in Herefordshire are gearing up to reopen to all pupils in less than two weeks. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the return to the classroom on Monday, with all pupils due back on March 8 after two months of learning from home. Secondary school and college students will be expected to carry out twice-weekly testing, but this is voluntary and not compulsory. Initially testing will be at school, but students will then be expected to carrt out tests at home. Headteachers are urging parents to give permission as it should prevent any outbreaks. The lateral flow d...

It's a similar situation at St Mary's RC High School in Lugwardine. In a letter to parents on January 29, headteacher Stuart Weston said: "At school we have also got our Covid test centre fully up and running, and to date we have successfully conducted over 400 lateral flow tests – all of which have been negative. "In line with government guidance, we are currently testing those staff who are in school twice a week together with our vulnerable pupils and the children of key workers. "We envisage having the test centre in place for the return of all pupils whenever that may be and un...