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Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. BRATTLEBORO â Norma Hardy will bring 26 years of law enforcement experience to the Brattleboro Police Department when she starts this week. âI cannot even express how excited I am,â she said. âI am so excited and ready to get started. I canât wait to dive in.â Hardy, who is the first female and Black person to be police chief in Brattleboro, will begin Wednesday. Town Manager Peter Elwell made the appointment after interviewing âa strong field of 23 applicants,â according to a statement. âHardy had a distinguished 26-year career with the Police Department of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey,â the statement says. ....
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Before Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife employees at the Leaburg Hatchery, about three miles west of Vida, could evacuate from the Holiday Farm Fire that was spreading down the McKenzie River corridor in September, they had a big choice to make. Would they prematurely release the fish housed at the hatchery into the McKenzie River, or let them die? In the early morning hours of Sept. 8, as the sky glowed red from the raging fire that was still getting bigger and more destructive, ODFW ended up releasing about 1.2 million Chinook salmon, small steelhead and rainbow trout fry into the McKenzie River. To ODFW, it was better than seeing them all die in the hatchery. ....
Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. BRATTLEBORO â A report that looks at safety, danger and harm within policing and community safety systems urges action on a variety of measures. âIt would be a great disservice and cause further harm to those who so bravely and vulnerably shared their stories, many of which invoke deep pain, fear and trauma, for this review process not to materialize actual change,â Emily Megas-Russell and Shea Witzberger wrote in the 224-page document released Friday. âOur community eagerly awaits the opportunity to explore what is possible in our town, and to get to work making it happen in ways that honor and build on the legacy of this process.â ....