Sunday, May 19, 2013
Police are on the lookout for a B&E suspect.
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Each week, we'll feature a different outstanding criminal case from around the region. Information is courtesy of MassMostWanted.com. If you have any information regarding the case, contact your local police department. Theft - Case No. 130051 January 25, 2013 Foxboro : Rt.1 Liquor Mart Case Details: Looking for information on an attempted B&E/Smash and grab that occurred in Foxboro on 1/25/13 at approximately 1:05 A.M. at a liquor mart on Route 1. Security video shows two suspects. Both appear to be white males. One taller, heavy set, wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt. The other was shorter, thin, wearing a dark jacket with a light stripe. Anyone with information can contact Detective Tim O’Leary or Detective Brian Gallagher at 508-543-…
William Clark Sr., John Mims, Cecile Zito, Joan Donovan and Marilyn Rodman.
William Clark Sr. William E. Clark Sr., 79, of South Easton, died May 14 2013. He was a resident of South Easton for 40 years. Mr. Clark was an Airman 2nd Class in the U.S. Air Force and a Veteran of the Korean Conflict. He was a maintenance mechanic for the Grace Company in Canton for 25 years before retiring in 1996. For the full obituary click here. John Mims John Bryan Mims, 82, of Norton, passed away April 24, 2013. From 1954 to 1959, he served in the United States Navy as a Lieutenant Commander stationed on the aircraft carrier the USS Shangri-La. A resident of Norton for the past 50 years, Mr. Mims was the founder and owner of Bryan Manufacturing, Inc., where he designed and manufactured plastic packaging, in Norton. Bryan was a …
Here's a look this week's stories from throughout the area.
Driver in Fatal Crash Arraigned From Hospital Bed Sean Jackman, 24, of Stoughton, the driver in last weekend's fatal car crash in Canton, was arraigned this week on multiple charges, including motor vehicle homicide and drunk driving. Jackman was arraigned at Boston Medical Center, where was hospitalized following the single car crash, which killed the lone passenger in the vehicle, Evan Bard, a junior at Curry College. Bard, 20, from Agawam, was killed instantly, officials said. She was a nursing student and was a member of Curry’s cheerleading team. Jackman suffered head injuries and "wore a neck brace and had several cuts on his face at the arraignment," CBS Boston reports. At the request of Assistant District Attorney Melissa Brooks, …
The new system will provide more detailed service alert information via text and email.
The MBTA is rolling out an entirely new alerts system next month which includes changes from the details provided in alert messages to a visual website enhancement. Through the new system, which goes into effect June 4, users can opt to receive email or text alerts for a late bus or train or a service interruption, much like the old system. However, the new alerts "will be clearer and more detailed with additional information regarding specific trip times, service schedule changes, and distinct directional, branch, and station communications," according to an MBTA press statement this week. MBTA Deputy Press Secretary Kelly Smith clarifies this in an email to Patch: "It's built around a core of GTFS data. GTFS, or General Transit Feed …
A smattering of business news in the region.
Attleboro Park Street Pizza a Produce of Patience Summary: Chris Pennisi and Paul Albrecht opened Park Street Pizza four years ago, and Pennisi said it was a childhood dream come true. "My buddy and I worked in pizza shops when we were younger and we decided to open our own," Pennisi said. Click here for more on this story. Seekonk-Swansea Seekonk's Boneyard Barbecue a Success of Serendipity Summary: Billy Beggs, co-owner of the Boneyard Barbecue & Saloon in Seekonk, said the place got started completely by serendipity. Beggs, who worked in the corporate world as a manager most of his life, and co-owner Carnig Ashchian were united by chance. The two met and became friends while Ashchian was working at a nightclub in Boston. "We lost …
Grover C. Young was a member of the United States Navy during World War II and was awarded the World War II Victory Medal.
(From Duffy-Poule Funeral Home) Grover C. Young, 84, died on Wednesday, May 15, 2013. Born in Attleboro on July 6, 1928, he was a son of the late Grover C. and Mary (McQuade) Young. He was the widower of Evelyn (Sousa) Young. He is survived by his longtime companion and fiancée Eleanor Kennedy of Attleboro. Grover was raised in Attleboro and attended local schools. He served his country proudly as a member of the United States Navy during World War II and received the World War II Victory Medal. He worked in the oil burner industry prior to his retirement. Grover was a member of the Elks Lodge of Attleboro. He enjoyed spending time by the Cape Cod Canal and spending winters in St. Petersburg, Florida. In addition to his fiancée, he is …
Saturday, May 18, 2013
May 20 and 21 are national days in honor of the strawberry.
There are two days this week to celebrate strawberries. Monday (May 20) is Pick Strawberries Day and Tuesday (May 21) is National Strawberries and Cream Day. It's a little early for the traditional strawberry season in Massachusetts, but with the miracles of modern technology, we are able to find strawberries throughout the year. So, you can try these strawberry-themed recipes whenever you want. (from Windsor Patch) Ingredients Biscuits Filling Real whipped cream Directions In the bowl of a food processor fitted with the steel blade, combine the flour, baking powder, sugar and salt. Add the butter and pulse/process until the butter is completely incorporated into the flour mixture. Transfer the flour mixture from the food processor to a …
The Attleboro Police Department is participating in the "Click it or Ticket" program.
The following is an edited press release from the Attleboro Police Department: As motorists take to the roads this Memorial Day holiday, Chief Kyle Heagney and the Attleboro Police Department are urging everyone to buckle up. The APD, in partnership with the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security's (EOPSS) Highway Safety Division (HSD) and local departments throughout Massachusetts will take part in the 2013 Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement program from May 20 to June 2, and crack down on motorists who are not belted. "As we kick off the busy summer driving season, it's important that everyone buckles up every time they go out, both day and night—no excuses,” said Attleboro police Capt. Barry Brewer, who is overseeing the …
The at-large city councilor is seeking a second term.
City Councilor Jay DiLisio and his supporters will gather Sunday at Scorpio's in downtown Attleboro for a "family friendly" event to kick off his re-election campaign, the councilor wrote in a press release. He is seeking a second term as an at-large councilor in the fall election. DiLisio, 36, was elected to the council in 2011 when he placed fifth in a field of nine at-large candidates. He heads the council's Committee on City Property & Claims. A Stoneham native, DiLisio and his wife Amy moved to Attleboro in 2004. They have a young son. DiLisio's day job is in Providence, where he works as a vice president at Bank of America. As of Thursday, DiLisio is one of four candidates certified for the at-large contest. The others are incumbents…
He was a receiver for The Sun Chronicle for more than 25 years.
Edwin J. Scanlon of South Avenue in Attleboro died Thursday at Sturdy Memorial Hospital. He was 61. Scanlon was the husband of Alice (Peterson) Scanlon. He was born in Worcester to William J. and Theresa Scanlon. He was a receiver for The Sun Chronicle for more than 25 years before retiring two years ago. Scanlon has lived in Attleboro since 1981, coming from Boston. He enjoyed listening to music and was a sports fan who liked the New England Patriots and Boston Red Sox. He enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren. In addition to his wife, Scanlon is survived by his sons Jimmy, John, Steven and his wife Anita and Jason and his wife Jamie; brother William and his wife Linda; sisters Lucy Parris, Patricia Creighton and Mary Scanlon; …
paul
10:36 am on Sunday, May 19, 2013
Unless you are a student, senior citizen or get a free ticket because you are on welfare, the T is a rip off. Last Sunday I took my 12yr old to a Red Sox game, it cost $37 dollars round trip and $4 bucks to park. Next time I will drive and pay to park. The overpaid fat cats at the MBTA have pushed the price too high. more ›