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Pavestone, a Quickrete subsidiary, sued by Massachusetts over alleged violation of Clean Water Act
MIDDLEBOROUGH, Mass. — Massachusetts is suing a branch of Atlanta-based Quickrete over alleged violations of the federal Clean Water Act at a facility in Middleborough -- allegations that the company denies. Pavestone LLC is being accused of discharging industrial stormwater from the concrete products facility at 18 Cowan Dr....
Castle-like home sells for $1.7 million on South Shore. And many more real estate sales
Every week, we post all the South Shore real estate sales in an easy to read town-by-town list. Be a nosy neighbor. Be smart about your biggest investment. Or just enjoy perusing. Did you miss last week's sales, including a 19.3 acre tree-lined estate on Cohasset Harbor? Click here to check them out.
Shots fired incident under investigation in Griswold
GRISWOLD, CT (WFSB) – State police are investigating after shots were fired in Griswold on Thursday evening. Troopers responded to the area of North Main Street. Police said the scene was still active as of 9 p.m. No further information was available.
Johnston Public Schools recognized as Special Olympics National Banner School
JOHNSTON, R.I. (WLNE) — Special Olympics Rhode Island and Hasbro recognized four schools in Johnston as Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools at a ceremony on May 18. Brown Avenue Elementary School, Sarah Dyer Barnes Elementary School, Nicholas A. Ferri Middle School, and Johnston Senior High School were awarded for “demonstrating their commitment to inclusion and meeting 10 Special Olympics North America standards of excellence.”
Woodstock standoff subjects appear in court
WOODSTOCK, Conn. (WTNH) — Two suspects police say were involved in a lengthy standoff Wednesday in Woodstock appeared in front of a judge on Thursday. Reuben Field, 39, and 37-year-old Mark Racine made their first appearances in court after the standoff shut down the neighborhood surrounding 287 Woodstock Road. “There was actually snipers on the […]
Sailor killed in Pearl Harbor attack finally identified, laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery
U.S. Navy veteran Frank Hryniewicz was buried with full military honors Thursday at Arlington National Cemetery, more than 80 years after the Massachusetts native was killed when Japan launched its Dec. 7, 1941, attack on the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii.
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