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Sullivan's Travels: Natick begins planning for Memorial Day The calendar may read April, but Natick is already making plans for Memorial Day. Like last year, there will be no “traditional” parade. Instead, there will be a car parade through town, with stops at the cemeteries and the Town Common. There will also be a stop at the Indian Burial Ground on Pond Street, where the Sons of the American Revolution will conduct a re-internment ceremony for Alexander Quapish, a Praying Indian who fought during the Revolutionary War. Also, the annual Transfer of Flags will be held virtually this year...

Share this article Share this article NORMANDY, Mo., April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- St. Vincent Home for Children is launching its Street Outreach Program to help youth across the greater St. Louis region transition into self-sufficiency and independent living. The program provides youth ages 10-19 with essential services including safe shelter, mental health resources and individualized counseling, case management, and life skills. The first program of its kind for the agency, it was made possible through a three-year, $600,000 Basic Center Program grant from the Federal Department of Health...

Tuesday, March 16, 2021 - 12:13 am • Cody J. Gladle, 25, Gouverneur, was charged Sunday, Jan. 31 at 11:15 p.m. for second-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance – meth, and unlawful disposal of meth. Police said on Nov. 23, 2020 Gladle possessed approximately 3.6 ounces of methamphetamine and disposed a red and black backpack containing methamphetamine in the yard of the Family Dollar store in Gouverneur which contained an active one-pot methamphetamine lab. He was arrested, processed and virtually arraigned in front of Waddington Town Court Judge Shanno...

Here’s some ways to help San Antonio and Texas winter storm victims Winter storm left millions across state without food, water, electricity Updated:  Tags:  Millions of people have been forced to survive without power and water for long periods of time. And while temperatures are expected to finally get above freezing on Friday, there will be lasting effects from this winter storm. There are several agencies that are offering assistance to victims. Here’s some ways you can help if you are in a position to do so. American Red Cross Serving Central and South Texas American Red Cross volu...

Chambliss Center And Isaiah 117 House Kick-Off Partnership To Help Children Entering Foster Care Monday, January 18, 2021 President of Chambliss Center for Children Katie Harbison introduces Ronda Paulson, CEO and Founder of Isaiah 117 House, to speak at Sunday’s kick-off event Chambliss Center for Children and Tennessee-based nonprofit organization Isaiah 117 House celebrated the kick-off of the first Isaiah 117 House in Hamilton County on Sunday. Isaiah 117 House, located in the states of Tennessee and Indiana, serves to provide a warm, comforting environment for children awaiting a...