The crash took place around 5:00am and long delays are being reported. Continue Reading →
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The crash took place around 5:00am and long delays are being reported. Continue Reading →
“Born and raised in this community, I know firsthand the passion and commitment that this school system has for its students, and I look forward to partnering with our administrators, teachers, parents and more to continue this legacy.” – Sasha Houlihan Continue Reading →
The building is 151,950 square feet and was built in 1988. Continue Reading →
An office manager allegedly cashed business checks without authorization. Continue Reading →
Police seek tips about an incident that took place on Saturday, Aug 3 around 10:00am at the intersection of Fairfield Road and North Street. Continue Reading →
Prosecutors say a Bronx woman followed obituaries online with the purpose of burglarizing homes while families were attending funerals. In one incident the suspect had her baby in the car and an obituary on her phone. Continue Reading →
Missing DPW Highway Department signs were stolen from the area were crews have been paving North Street. Continue Reading →
“When our leaders don’t speak up to condemn offensive rhetoric or the denial of basic human rights, they are failing to lead. This does not mean, of course, that one must hold a press conference (as one official suggested tongue in cheek), every time an offensive comment is made by any public official. No, what it means is that when our President makes racist comments or encourages violations of human rights, silence should not be an option for our leaders. If it is, it is a failure of moral leadership and that failure is directly relevant, in my view, to our town and the people we want leading it and representing us.” – Sandy Litvack, Democratic member of the Board of Selectmen Continue Reading →
“There are elements of the law, if you’re not in conformity, they can seek a warrant for his arrest through housing court. It’s a legal matter fraught with requirements.” – Peter Tesei on his radio show about blighted property at 46 Mead Ave in Byram Continue Reading →