BEDFORD – Police Chief Robert Bongiorno and the Bedford Police Department wish to recognize the town’s Animal Control Officer during Animal Care and Control Appreciation Week.
Kearsarge Regional High School Announces April Student of the Month
NEW LONDON, N.H. — Superintendent Winfried Feneberg is pleased to announce Kearsarge Regional High School’s April student of the month.
Methuen Police Department Animal Control Officers Celebrate Academy Graduation
Two Methuen Police Department members recently graduated from the Animal Control Officers of Massachusetts Academy (ACOM).
*ALERT* Fox Captured After Burlington Attack Tests Positive for Rabies
BURLINGTON — Police Chief Michael Kent and the Burlington Police Department are issuing an alert after a Fox that most likely was responsible for attacks on three residents yesterday has tested positive for rabies.
Gloucester Police Warn Residents After Dog is Killed by Coyote
GLOUCESTER — Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Interim Chief John McCarthy and the Gloucester Police Department are advising residents to keep a careful watch on all pets after a resident’s dog was killed by a coyote last night.
Boxborough Regional Animal Control Adds New Vehicle to Fleet
BOXBOROUGH — Chief Warren B. Ryder and Boxborough Police Department are pleased to announce that Boxborough Regional Animal Control has added a new full-service vehicle to its fleet.
Arlington Police Warn Residents About Coyotes Following Attack on Dog
ARLINGTON — After a coyote attack this morning, which resulted in the loss of one family’s dog, Chief Frederick Ryan and the Arlington Police Department, along with the Animal Control Officer Kathryn Kozikowski, would like to remind the community to be vigilant with their pets while outdoors.
Update from Townsend Police Regarding Tuesday Evening’s Farm Incidents
TOWNSEND — Police Chief Robert M. Eaton Jr. reports that the man who was seriously injured after being attacked by a pig on his family farm Tuesday evening has been upgraded to stable condition and is expected to survive.
Littleton Police Locate Abandoned Puppy on Nashoba Road
LITTLETON – Chief Matthew J. King reports that the Littleton Police Department responded to an abandoned 8-week-old pit bull that was found on the side of the road earlier this week.
Merrimac Family Rescues Injured Hawk
Merrimac Police Department Eric M. Shears, Chief of Police 16 East Main St. Merrimac, MA 01860 For Immediate Release Friday, July 24, 2015 Contact: John Guilfoil Phone: 617-993-0003 Email: [email protected] Contact: Jessica Sacco Phone: 978-769-5193 Email: [email protected] Merrimac Family Rescues Injured Hawk MERRIMAC – Police Chief Eric M. Shears is happy to report that a […]