Community rallies after Stephen lumberyard fire ↗
Jason Yutrzenka, who owns the lumberyard with his family, expressed his thanks for the community's support.
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He was known for throwing “no-footers” on his finish line jumps, releasing both feet from the pegs of his dirt bike to completely stretch his legs while airborne, like wings.
A former inmate who injured a detention officer during a foiled escape from the Flathead County jail earlier this year received a deferred six-year sentence last month.
A Coram man serving probation for a fatal 2023 highway wreck was sentenced to the state Department of Corrections in July after drunkenly stealing and crashing a pickup truck earlier in the year.
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Oneonta Common Council members largely closed the remaining gap in the city’s 2027 budget by cutting funding of expected fire department overtime from the proposal.
The Essex County Sheriff reported on Thursday that a man from Canada has been cited for a driving crime in a crash that seriously hurt former Colebrook boys basketball coach
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A modern gold rush is on and no stone is being left unpulverized in pursuit of it on Cape Ann. It is heralded by the staccato ratatat of the rock hammer and muffled booms of the blasters. The oak stands that have managed to embrace the boulders and ledge are gone before the neighborhood has time to notice. What’s left is a stump-studded wasteland.
The Department of Fire Services is about to launch the hiring process for the next state fire marshal.