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51-year-old man dies in Belchertown crash
BELCHERTOWN, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - A 51-year-old man is dead after a single car crash in Belchertown on Sunday night. According to the Northwestern District Attorney’s office, around 7:45 p.m. officers arrived at the scene of Washington Street and found a man as the sole occupant of that car. Officials...
Authorities ID man who died in Rutland jet ski accident
A 46-year-old Attleborough man died Saturday after his jet ski overturned in Turkey Hill Pond in Rutland, the Police Department said in a press release. Rutland police and firefighters went to the pond shortly before 4:30 p.m. after receiving a report that a man who had been operating a jet ski had disappeared under the water after appearing to be in distress. ...
Toll free: Troopers help rescue grazing horse at side of Mass. Pike in Charlton
CHARLTON — A horse that wandered to the edge of the Massachusetts Turnpike Monday morning, drawing a double-take from passing motorists, has been returned to its owner. State troopers wrangled the cooperative palomino after authorities received reports of a grazing horse to the side of the westbound lanes. A trucker from Texas joined the rescue, offering the troopers a length of rope and a helping hand.
Two promoted at Oxford PD
The Oxford Police Deaprtment announces the promotions of Sergeant Michael Gifford to the rank of Lieutenant and Officer Ryan Kasik to the rank of Sergeant. Earlier this year Chief Michael Daniels held an assessment center promotional process. This process consisted of a written examination, with a passing score of 70 or above candidates moved on to the assessment portion which consisted of several scenarios.
Auburn running back, Brian Battie, takes first steps with cane, months after being shot in head: report
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Auburn’s running back, Brian Battie, is taking a big step in his recovery process after he was nearly killed two months ago, according to an update from Auburn’s news outlet. Battie’s family posted an update to their GoFundMe page on Saturday, saying Brian...
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