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Three Rivers’ new police chief inspector has said she is ready to find and tackle “fundamental issues” that affect the district’s communities. Alex Warwick, a mother of three, has been appointed as the new chief inspector of Three Rivers and began work at the start of this month in line with the new year. Ch Insp Warwick brings with her nearly three decades of policing experience, including investigating serious crimes. She takes the reins from the borough’s former Chief Inspector Adam Such, who is now leading the Constabulary’s Operations and Events team. The new chief...

The Valentine City Council held a special meeting on Wednesday, January 6, 2021, to discuss options concerning the cancellation of internet, cable and television services from Three River Communications to Valentine customers on February 22, 2021. Valentine will take over some of the Three River infrastructure to be used by a new provider. The city is trying to keep the interruption of service to a minimum. Negotiations with a new broadband/cable provider will be finalized as soon as possible.  © 2021 | KVSH Radio | All Rights Reserved

Hertfordshire continues to have some of the highest Covid infection rates in the country as the Prime Minister plunges the nation into a third…

NORWICH, Conn. - Join us for a Virtual Open House that will walk you through Three River Community College’s (TRCC) job skill-related classes and programs in Allied Health, Manufacturing, and Professional Development. From the comfort and safety of home, staff will give an overview of available Spring Courses, ways to use SNAP benefits for course credit, the Manufacturing Pipeline as well as introduce local Community Partner Resources. The Virtual Open House will be offered Dec. 15 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Three Rivers’ non-credit training courses are short-term and perfect for those ...

The rate of new coronavirus cases has increased across the four areas of Hertfordshire being raised to the highest level of restrictions, data shows. Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced on Monday that Watford, Broxbourne, Hertsmere and Three Rivers along with Greater London and parts of Essex will face Tier 3 restrictions from Wednesday following “very sharp, exponential rises” in cases. The latest Government figures show the four districts in Hertfordshire moving to Tier 3 all have infection rates of over 200 cases per 100,000 population – and that they have seen more than 2...