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Morning fire damages multiple units at Calverton Hills apartment complex The damaged home on Monday morning as crews work to board it up after a morning fire. (Credit: Tim Gannon) Riverhead volunteer firefighters battled both fire and wind Monday morning in a fire that damaged three units in the Calverton Hills apartment complex. The fire was called in at 8:18 a.m. and firefighters were on the scene until 11:45 a.m., according to Riverhead Fire Chief Tim Corwin.  The fire is under investigation by Brookhaven Town fire marshal as well as the Suffolk Count...

Lebanon voters to take on two City Council races, zoning amendments Lebanon, N.H., city council candidates up for election on March 9, 2021, are, top row from left: Clifton Below, Cory Grant, Karen Liot Hill and Al Patterson. Bottom row, from left: Sylvia Puglisi, Doug Whittlesey and Devin Wilkie. (Courtesy photographs) Karen Liot Hill (Courtesy photograph) Al Patterson (Courtesy photograph) Doug Whittlesey (Courtesy photograph) Former state senator Clifton Below has declared his candidacy for Lebanon City Council. (Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright © Valley News. May not be reprinted ...

New car charging station en route in Lebanon Modified: 12/20/2020 8:23:42 PM WEST LEBANON — A nonprofit tasked with building electric vehicle charging stations across America has set its sights on Route 12A as a possible home for new charging stations aimed at serving commuters along Interstate 89. The move comes after similar plans for downtown Lebanon were abandoned due to regulatory hurdles. Electrify America, a subsidiary of Volkswagen, hopes to build four fast vehicle charging stations near Walmart in West Lebanon. If approved, the stations would provide an electric vehicle with 60-80...

After postponement, Santa to arrive in Riverhead Sunday Santa Claus is coming to town. This Sunday, members of the Riverhead Fire Department will hold their annual holiday “Santa Run,” to spread cheer in a holiday season like no other. The Santa Run was initially announced for Saturday, but was postponed one day due to inclement weather in the forecast. “We pulled some strings and spoke with the Big Man himself and Santa agreed that Sunday, Dec. 13 would be a better option to bring him around the district,” Riverhead Fire Chief Tim Corwin said in a statement. Starting a...