Fortis Construction. Congratulations for your outstanding work in preventing child abuse!
Inside local newspapers at the beginning of April, readers will find a Blue Ribbon newsletter. Educational materials will be available online and through social media and posters will be distributed throughout the community in April. People are encouraged to wear a blue to show support for the awareness and prevention of child abuse.
Several events are scheduled for the month of April and are outlined below. For more information about the Blue Ribbon Campaign, child abuse prevention, and other events in April, visit kidscenter.org/blue-ribbon-campaign or mtstar.org.
NE Unsolved: Family of missing UMass Amherst student Maura Murray still fighting for justice Bob Ward
Seventeen years ago, UMass Amherst college student Maura Murray disappeared in northern New Hampshire.
To this day, no evidence has publicly surfaced indicating what happened to the 21-year-old Hanson woman after her car crashed on Route 112 in Haverhill, New Hampshire on February 9, 2004.
Earlier that day, Maura packed some of her things into her car, unexpectedly left the UMass Amherst campus and drove north. No one knows where she was headed.
Maura’s case has been told in books, podcasts, TV documentaries and websites and has become one of New England’s most closely studied unsolved cases.