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May 11, 2021
St. Clair Township Trustees Jordan Williams (left), Bob Swickard and James Sabatini (right) flank Kelsey Hedrick, who serves as Fraternal Order of Police lodge president for the townshipâs police department, after presenting the lodge with three $100 checks from each one of them during Mondayâs regular meeting in honor of National Police Week. (Submitted photo)
CALCUTTA Batman had Robin, and St. Clair Township Police Chief Brian McKenzie had his own sidekick during township trustees’ regular meeting Monday afternoon.
McKenzie and Kelsey Hedrick, who serves as president of the department’s Fraternal Order of Police lodge, spoke to trustees about a recent crime prevention seminar they attended with patrolman James Cannon at the end of April that was hosted by the state. The trio learned how to handle active killer situations and assess businesses and mass gathering places for threat risk.
May 8, 2021
Becky Cunningham, Tom Elkins Sr. and Tom Elkins Jr. pose with some of the items that will be at next weekâs community yard sale benefiting the Bradshaw mural project. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on May 14 and May 15 in the cityâs Community and Learning Center (the former Trinity Church on Maine Boulevard.)
EAST LIVERPOOL –One of the city’s busiest intersections is about to see a little upgrade in its curb appeal.
Resident Sue Watkins is a woman on a mission. She grew up in the neighborhood surrounding Bradshaw Giant Eagle and is committed to seeing it charm memorialized with a mural.
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Kelsey Hedrick, who has built his law enforcement career by protecting citizens in both East Liverpool and St. Clair Township, stands outside the townshipâs police station in Calcutta. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
CALCUTTA –If the dictionary had a photograph next to the entry for “community police officer,” no doubt Kelsey Hedrick would be smiling back from the pages.
Hedrick, now a midnight shift officer with St. Clair Township, describes himself as a “typical old school patrolman.”Most folks ouldn’t disagree with his assessment. Through his lengthy law enforcement career in the East Liverpool area, the history buff has witnessed many changes both in civilian and police life as well as how they interact.