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Long-time Falmouth school resource officer retires

Rob Susi leaves after 26 years of working in all three of the town’s schools.

The graffiti focuses on the controversy over the capacity of the planned shelter that’s before the City Council.

The change also required adding two bedrooms at Town Center Station.

The town has nearly 300 hydrants that must be made accessible after each snowfall.

Timothy Sheehan, Tewksbury’s chief, will replace Ed Googins, who retires in January.

The hope is to break ground on the $8.5 million project in April 2020.

by The Associated Press August 29, 2019August 29, 2019

The American Automobile Association is urging drivers and pedestrians to be extra cautious at intersections.

by RYAN J. FOLEY and JONATHAN MATTISE Associated Press August 24, 2019August 24, 2019

Seventeen states and Washington, D.C., now allow the court-ordered removal of guns from people who are considered dangerous.

Edward Googins, who took over in 1994 and is credited with revitalizing the force’s reputation, will step down in January.

Police say the fire on the front lawn destroyed the woman’s clothing and other personal items and caused minor damage to the couple’s home.