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Selectman does town intervention...
Hillsboro selectman is trying to tackle the town's drug problems, and local officials say they hope his plans will have an impact.
Paul Haley, the new chairman of the selectmen, is forming a committee that will include a local school official, police officer, medical professional, business representative and others. He hopes to gather information to identify the town's drug problems and...
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MAGNOLIA, Ark. Just call it the port-a-potty prom. Plumbing problems almost flushed prom plans down the drain for Arkansas' Magnolia High School. The school was notified last week that the National Guard armory where the prom is to be held has sewer problems. Rather than call off the big night tomorrow, portable facilities will be placed outside the armory. Prom coordinator Whitney Whitelaw sa...
Man arrested on outstanding warrant after car crash...
BANTAM - A Torrington man involved in a motor vehicle accident in New Hartford was arrested after police discovered a warrant was issued for his arrest for allegedly failing to appear in court.
Michael Carlson, 26, Main Street, was ordered held on bond a total of $22,500 bonds in three cases that were called by Judge Richard Marano Friday in Bantam Superior Court.
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Wells pleads no contest to murder charge...
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Doctor pleads guilty to drug counts, will surrender medical license...
Savage, 49, who will be sentenced May 18, wept and was nearly inaudible as she said "guilty" when Common Pleas Judge Michael L. Tucker asked her how she would plead.
Savage, who declined to comment after the hearing, will be eligible for probation. All of the counts she pleaded to are fourth- or fifth-degree felonies. A fourth-degree felony has a maximum penalty of 18 months in prison. login or register to post comments | read more
Tennessee Dad Makes Son Wear Drug Sign As Punishment...
A Tennessee teen-ager says he's learned his lesson about drugs. The boy's father made the 14-year-old stand outside his Knoxville middle school wearing a sign reading, "I abused and sold drugs."
The father tells a Knoxville TV station (WATE) that the nation's "extreme drug problem" calls for "extreme measures" by parents.
He says he found about his son's involvement with marijua...
SPEAK OUT: STOP hopes to start kids on right road...
What will it take for more teenagers not to drink and drive? The question gets asked after the funerals by grieving families and by some of the victims' friends. Yet months and years later, broader public concern seems to fade like the distant warning of a past hurricane season.
Until someone crashes again, taking our teens' lives and shattering other families.
It's time to bring...
Boy Holds 'I Abused And Sold Drugs' Sign...
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Learning the hard way that drugs are bad...
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A Tennessee teen-ager says he's learned his lesson about drugs. The boy's father made the 14-year-old stand outside his Knoxville middle school wearing a sign reading, "I abused and sold drugs." The father tells a Knoxville T-V station (WATE) that the nation's "extreme drug problem" calls for "extreme measures" by parents. He says he found about his son's...