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The City of Leominster purchased an eight-acre parcel of undeveloped land for more than half a million dollars on Tuesday, after a vote Jan. 10 to dip into the local government's stabilization Fund to buy the land.
Blood drawn from Wright confirmed he had a blood alcohol content of .115%, over the .08% legal drinking limit, and a presence of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid up to 100 times more potent than morphine, in his system, Wang said. But Wright's attorney William Ware called the alcohol levels a concern but "not the highest reading" and vowed that there will be another story coming as to who drank from the Hennessey bottles, adding "it was not my client." Morris County Judge Steven Taylor recognized the tragedy of the incident and the seriousness of the charge, but weighed heavily on Wright's la...
Special Report: Scaling back on ag due to farmworker shortage CBS 13's April Hettinger investigates why there is a lack of hands on the field YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Day laborers are essential in supplying our nation's food source, but a lack of workers has made it difficult for the industry to keep up with the maintenance. Agriculture is one of Yuma's biggest economic driving forces, but some farmers like John Boelts, executive director of Desert Premium Farms, have scaled back on production intentionally because there aren't enough workers to do some of the most critical jobs in the fie...
When it comes to the issue of what really happened on what was once known as the Foster Ranch, Lincoln County, New Mexico in early July 1947, there are things we know, things we suspect, and things we will probably never know. But, that something happened – something which caused the U.S. Air Force to offer multiple explanations for the event – is not a matter of any doubt at all. It was an incident that clearly concerned elements of not just the military, but the government, too, and to a highly significant degree. Eye-witnesses – both military and civilian – were warned not to talk...
When it comes to the matter of high-tech military devices that become mistaken for UFOs, there are a number of examples. Roswell, for example, was a top secret experiment using people in high-altitude flights in the skies of New Mexico in early July 1947. Not a UFO or an alien in sight. Then, there’s the Mantell case of 1948. Moving on, one of the most important examples (a case that has undeniable parallels with Roswell), is also one of the lesser-known cases. It is a fascinating story that was uncovered by U.K. ufologist Dr. David Clarke. It is well worth noting that in the early 1960s an...