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Two Arrests Made in Local Store Robbery
The Norton Buzz ~ By Carrie Wagner
Two suspects have been arrested following the robbery and assault of a Cumberland Farms store
clerk on Route 140 in Norton early Sunday. Police caught up to one suspect, Tyler Bassett, 17, of 53 South Street in South Easton, following a foot chase that ended on Falls Road. When police tracked a Ford Explorer down hewas seen leaving the store in, he fled fromthe vehicle. The second suspect, Michael Whelen, 20, of 12 Pratt Street in Mansfield, fled the vehicle prior to police arriving. There was a female driver who had not been charged as ofWednesday. Police responded to the hold up alarm at...
Sample Great Local Dining
The Norton Buzz ~ By Ryan Brown
Spring has sprung and everyone is suffering from cabin fever. When you take that first step outdoors remember that you shouldn’t go hog wild. You should take your time and feed yourself before running wild through the fresh air and bright sunlight. Norton is host to some affordable hometown eateries. The first on the list is the Downtown Café. Located at 292 West Main Street the eatery is well known around town for their pizzas and good prices. Downtown is considered good for kids and...
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Issue: April 2, 2010 - April 23, 2010
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Three Injured in Crash at Foundry and Prospect
The Easton Buzz ~ By Ryan Brown
Once again, one of the most dangerous intersections in Easton is making news through the community. On March 17th a motor vehicle accident that injured three people took place at the intersection of Foundry and
Prospect Streets. At approximately 7:45 a.m. a Chevrolet Impala, driven by Edith Furlong, 83, of Depot Street, was struck by a Jeep Grand Cherokee driven by Hugo Wallgren, 60, of Halifax, while he was traveling west on Foundry Street. Furlong was driving on Prospect Street, attempting to cross Foundry Street when the car was struck. Ambulances from Easton and West Bridgewater transported both drivers andWilliam Furlong to Good...
Old Colony Elder Services Offering Internships and Program in Caregiving
The Easton Buzz ~ By Ryan Brown
Old Colony Elder Services is looking for you to join the ranks of professionals that supply attendant care for seniors living in the South Shore area. In the last month the organization, which serves Easton as well as other towns, has stepped up their announcements regarding service within the organization and a program to improve the help that family caregivers can provide. The first announcement regarded the four-year-old standing partnership between Old Colony Elder Services and Bridgewater State College. Starting back in 2006...
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Issue: April 2, 2010 - April 23, 2010
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