he was not good to tera, and did not respond when she made these cries for help. and he feels horrible. the defense s suicide expert doctor alan berman testified all of the evidence pointed to tera taking her own life. she had a number of post chronic and acute factors for suicide. and the i am sorry no left on levi s that side table? doctor bourbon said that note was too ambiguous for him to call it a suicide note. that ripped up page found buried in the garbage, the experts say that had the hallmarks of a real suicide note. the line, i hope you will be happy now is something that we sometimes see in suicide notes. originally, the state suspected both notes were forgeries, but their own handwriting expert confirmed that tera wrote both of them. so you came back with an
Warwick joins Mount Grace, Mass Audubon to conserve 750 acres
The Greater Gales Brook Conservation Project will span Warwick, Royalston and Orange. CONTRIBUTED IMAGE
Published: 4/14/2021 4:47:06 PM
WARWICK Through a partnership with the Mount Grace Land Conversation Trust and Mass Audubon that was approved by the Selectboard this week, the town will seek state grant funding of up to $1.25 million to conserve 750 acres.
Mount Grace Conservation Director Sarah Wells, speaking alongside Mass Audubon Land Conservation Specialist Kate Buttolph on Monday, said they have assembled 11 landowners through partnerships with towns and independent property owners totaling 750 acres in Warwick, Royalston and Orange. The overall project is titled “The Greater Gales Brook Conservation Project” because the majority of the participating properties include a tributary of Gales Brook or are located in the Gales Brook watershed.
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300-year-old Stockton Inn could reopen as restaurant, hotel and entertainment venue
Updated Feb 24, 2021;
Posted Feb 23, 2021
The Stockton Inn as seen in 2015, before it closed. Alex Remnick | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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A potential buyer for a shuttered 300-year old property visited by generations of musical artists and celebrities is seeking to return the site to its former glory.
Avon Road Partners, a small family partnership group based out of New Hope, Pennsylvania, has entered into an agreement with Stockton Borough to purchase the Stockton Inn, which closed its doors in 2017.
The group presented its vision for the redevelopment of the property in December, which includes a $15 million investment to revitalize the inn’s restaurant and rooms, reestablish an outdoor garden, create a wellness center and construct a 17,000-square-foot, three-story hotel with 28 guest rooms.