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A young man who moved away from Newtown for a fresh start from drugs has been fined after he was caught with a large amount of cannabis.

Beaverdale neighborhood: 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m., at the intersection of Beaver and Franklin avenues Central Iowa Shelter & Services: 6 p.m.-7:30 pm, at 1420 Mulberry St. Dinner will be provided; the event will feature outdoor games and a live band, too. Cheatom Park, King-Irving, Mondamin-Presidential, Good Park, River Bend and Chautauqua Park neighborhoods: 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m., at Cheatem Park; food and entertainment will be provided. Douglas Acres neighborhood: 6 p.m.-8 p.m., at the Euclid Hy-Vee room, at 2540 E Euclid Ave. Drake neighborhood: 5 p.m.-8 p.m., at Drake Park, at 2300 Drake Pa...

Police are appealing for witnesses after thieves stole three pieces of memorial furniture from a Telford hotel. Three men are reported to have entered the grounds of Telford Hotel & Golf Resort in Sutton Hill at around 5.45pm on Sunday 11 April. The men stole three pieces of memorial furniture before leaving through the golf course and onto Stokesay Way in the direction of Swinburn Close. - Advertisement - Investigating officers say all three men were white, the first wore a grey coat and a black hat, the second wore blue jeans and white hat and the last wore blue jeans, a white coat and bla...

By WHAV Staff | 9 hours ago This group of students graduated from Northern Essex Community College’s Certified Nurse Assistant Program in late March. (Courtesy photograph.) Northern Essex Community College is joining with area health care employers to meet an urgent need for certified nurse assistants and is now recruiting for free, grant-funded programs beginning in May, June and August. After completing the four-week training, graduates are prepared to take the Massachusetts Red Cross Nurse Aide Certification Exam. The college’s Center for Corporate and Community Education was able to ...

With child poverty levels soaring to new heights and the pandemic heaping hardships on families, many more are turning to food banks for help.