Drive safely in the wet weather on your commute home.
That's from City Police, who say at approximately 3:30pm this afternoon, crews responded to a one-car collision on Highway 1 near the Fox Farm road Exit, where the vehicle hit a guardrail.
They say hydroplaning was a factor in the crash.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Another Delay In Case Of Rooming House Death
The date has, yet again, been pushed forward in the case of a local man charged in the death of 66 year-old Duncan MacDonald.
35 year-old Nicholas Logan and MacDonald were living at a rooming house on the corner of Duke and Prince William, where MacDonald was seriously injured in an incident on March 16. He died in hospital on April 10.
Logan has undergone mental assessments in Restigouche and received a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, suggesting he won't be held criminally responsible for his actions. When Logan appeared in mid-June, the case was delayed, as the court was awaiting forensic evidence before it could proceed.
He will be back in court on August 13.
35 year-old Nicholas Logan and MacDonald were living at a rooming house on the corner of Duke and Prince William, where MacDonald was seriously injured in an incident on March 16. He died in hospital on April 10.
Logan has undergone mental assessments in Restigouche and received a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, suggesting he won't be held criminally responsible for his actions. When Logan appeared in mid-June, the case was delayed, as the court was awaiting forensic evidence before it could proceed.
He will be back in court on August 13.
Inmate Assault Under Review
RCMP and Correctional Service Canada are reviewing a weekend assault in Renous.
An inmate at the Atlantic Institution was assaulted on the morning of July 18 and sent to hospital.
No one else was hurt in this incident and the person responsible has been identified.
An inmate at the Atlantic Institution was assaulted on the morning of July 18 and sent to hospital.
No one else was hurt in this incident and the person responsible has been identified.
Police Hosting Skateboard & BMX Competition
The second annual Rothesay Regional Police's Skateboard & BMX competition is taking place later this summer.
Constable Krystal Daley tells CHSJ News when the skateboard park was built last year, there were concerns from parents and skateboarders about older youth. She says they said they felt like some of the younger skateboarders were intimidated by them, and there were concerns surrounding illegal substances.
They created the competition as a way of addressing these issues and teach safety.
Daley says one of their summer students and a cadet from the Atlantic Police Academy named Ryan Cormier are the ones organizing and running the competition. It's happening on August 10 at the Quispamsis skateboard park. It's for anyone aged 5-18, and it's free. Registration forms are located at Shred Board Shop, the Town of Quispamsis and the RRPF.
Food And Clothing Bank Low On Supplies
The list of names of those in need is longer than usual at a local food and clothing bank.
Samantha Brewer of the Lakewood Head Start Association tells CHSJ News they're hosting a food drive in order to stock their shelves. She says they've experienced rise in the need for food over the last two years, and their supplies are getting low.
Brewer says their clientele is generally older people, and they've noticed many people seem to be out of work and needing help.
The drive is coinciding with a parade coming as part of Old Home Week in St. Martin's on July 27. Brewer says they're encouraging people to bring food to the parade and volunteers from the food and clothing bank will come and pick those up.
To make a direct donation, call 833-4622 or visit 234 St. Martins Road.
Samantha Brewer of the Lakewood Head Start Association tells CHSJ News they're hosting a food drive in order to stock their shelves. She says they've experienced rise in the need for food over the last two years, and their supplies are getting low.
Brewer says their clientele is generally older people, and they've noticed many people seem to be out of work and needing help.
The drive is coinciding with a parade coming as part of Old Home Week in St. Martin's on July 27. Brewer says they're encouraging people to bring food to the parade and volunteers from the food and clothing bank will come and pick those up.
To make a direct donation, call 833-4622 or visit 234 St. Martins Road.
KV Crimestoppers Offers Reward For Armed Robbery Info
An award is being offered for information leading to the arrests of those involved in an armed robbery in Rothesay.
Three people armed with firearms robbed Cochran's Country Market on Hampton Road in the early morning hours of July 16. They bound two employees and left with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Detective Sgt. Craig MacDougall of the Rothesay Regional Police says don't hesitate to call them or the Kennebecasis Valley Crimestoppers if have any information. To contact the police, call 847-6300. You can contact the KV Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
They're offering an award of $1000.
Three people armed with firearms robbed Cochran's Country Market on Hampton Road in the early morning hours of July 16. They bound two employees and left with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Detective Sgt. Craig MacDougall of the Rothesay Regional Police says don't hesitate to call them or the Kennebecasis Valley Crimestoppers if have any information. To contact the police, call 847-6300. You can contact the KV Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
They're offering an award of $1000.
The Grace Foundation No Longer Wants A Refund
A staffer with the Liberal leader says the Grace Foundation will not request a refund for a 2012 fundraiser in Saint John that failed to meet expectations.
The chairman of the Grace Foundation says they are not looking for a refund of a 20-thousand-dollar speaking fee from Justin Trudeau.
Trudeau has offered to reimburse any group that was dissatisfied with his paid speeches.
A foundation board member asked for a refund in March because the City event lost money.
The chairman of the Grace Foundation says they are not looking for a refund of a 20-thousand-dollar speaking fee from Justin Trudeau.
Trudeau has offered to reimburse any group that was dissatisfied with his paid speeches.
A foundation board member asked for a refund in March because the City event lost money.
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