KIRKWOOD, Marjorie Paul Marjorie Paul Kirkwood of Old Saybrook CT, passed away on July 9, 2011 at the age of 81. She was born July 23, 1929 to Max and Elizabeth Paul. She grew up in the Forestville section of Bristol moving to Old Saybrook in 1985. Mom was smart, quick witted and had lightning […]
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Kitsap County sheriff’s deputies are looking into a “suspicious incident” last week where a man was seen showing a puppy to children south of Kingston, raising concerns of an attempted luring.
Deputies were told that on Thursday at about 12:30 p.m. a passer-by on Hillbend Lane NE observed three children in a yard and nearby saw an older man stopped in a white, newer sedan holding a white puppy, said sheriff’s office spokesman Sgt. Ken Dickinson.
“It looked like he was motioning to the kids, saying come here,” Dickinson said, reading from a report. Dickinson said the make and model of the car were unknown but it could be a Hyundai.
How Tile Shop survived a delisting, shareholder lawsuits and a pandemic The Plymouth-based chain wiped out debt to end the year with cash on hand. April 10, 2021 8:00am Text size Copy shortlink:
At this time a year ago, Cabell Lolmaugh and other leaders of Tile Shop Holdings Inc. were closing stores, laying off employees and cutting deliveries to cope with the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. It was the most challenging time of my career, said Lolmaugh, who joined the Plymouth-based chain of tile and flooring stores as a warehouse worker in 2001 and became chief executive in 2019. We had to furlough or lay off hundreds of people. It was the worst.