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Laura Miles was reported missing after her vehicle was located away from her home and place of work and in a location she didn't normally go.
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Jeep Ends Up in Buzzards Bay After Sliding Down Marina Ramp When they say Jeeps are good for off-roading, this isn't what they mean. A Jeep Wrangler wound up completely submerged in Buzzards Bay on Sunday after a man used it to back his boat into the water at Taylor Point Marina. Josephine Bevilacqua lives right across the street from the marina and posted footage of the chaos on her Facebook page Monday morning. Luckily, no one was in the vehicle at the time and no one was injured, but passerby couldn't help but stop and marvel at the craziness of the situation. Even the Jeep seemed to...
Education: 5-year Professional Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture from Roger Williams University Public service: Bourne Board of Selectmen, 2018-present; Bourne School Building Committee, 2015-present; Wareham Board of Selectmen 2006-2009. Public service and giving back to the community is a passion of mine and one I have been proud to be involved with for over 25 years. How long have you served on the Board of Selectmen? Why are you running again? I have served on the board for the last three years, and I have been proud and grateful to represent Bourne. This board has been highly professio...
What happened to Sherlock the coyote? Case is solved in Jamestown Jack Perry, The Providence Journal © Paul Carter/AP, file Coyotes will take the low-hanging fruit offered, sometimes inadvertently, by humans, and it makes them brazen. Here, a coyote bounds through an empty field in Eugene, Ore. Spotted walking along East Shore Road, or past Cumberland Farms, Sherlock the coyote had become a fairly common sight in Jamestown. Too common. So common that she'd gotten on the radar of the Police Department and was risking the ultimate penalty and removal strategy for pesky coyote...