A new Main Street brewery has been given an extension of its sewer allocation, but questions remain about the status of the business, specifically whether the owner stills plan to open in Bourne.
Oak Bay Brewery has been on target to open in the former Asacks Footwear store at 140 Main Street in Buzzards Bay. Brewery owner Brian M. Poulin appeared before the Bourne Board of Sewer Commissioners in December 2019 and requested a wastewater allocation of 2,256 gallons per day for his new business.
The commissioners unanimously approved the request, in part because Town Administrator Anthony E. Schiavi said there were 2,408 gallons of wastewater capacity available out of the 200,000 gallons per day Bourne can send to Warehamâs treatment facility.
Woman robs store with hypodermic needle she claims is infected with AIDS
ABCNews A woman has been arrested after robbing a convenience store while brandishing a hypodermic needle she claimed was infected with AIDS.
The incident occurred at the Seasons Corner Market in Raynham, Massachusetts, when the Raynham Police Department received a call at approximately 6:07 p.m. to reports that the establishment was being robbed by a female suspect.
Authorities were told that an adult female, who brandished a hypodermic needle she claimed to be infected with AIDS, demanded money before making off with an undisclosed amount of cash.
However, a witness was able to record the suspect s license plate before she made her escape and a notice was subsequently issued to surrounding communities to be on the lookout for the suspect and vehicle, according to a statement by the Raynham Police Department.
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December 14, 2020 10:29 pm
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RAYNHAM, Mass. (WLNE)- Raynham police arrested a woman for allegedly robbing a convenience store with a hypodermic needle Monday evening.
In a statement, police said 34-year-old Ashley Demers of East Wareham entered the Seasons Corner Market on New State Highway while brandishing the needle and claiming to be infected with AIDS.
Demers managed to escape with an undisclosed amount of cash, but police were able to get her license plate and a vehicle description, police said.
After putting out an alert, it was determined that the vehicle matched a description from a similar robbery in New Bedford, according to the statement.
Woman accused of using hypodermic needle she claimed was infected with AIDS to rob Massachusetts convenience store, police say
Updated Dec 15, 2020;
Police say a woman used a hypodermic needle she claimed was infected with AIDS to rob a convenience store in Massachusetts on Monday.
Officers in Raynham received a 911 call around 6:10 p.m. reporting a robbery at the Seasons Corner Market on New State Highway, the town’s police chief, James Donovan, said in a statement.
The woman is accused of brandishing a needle she claimed was infected with AIDS and leaving the store with an undisclosed amount of cash, according to the statement. Someone took the license plate number of the suspect’s car and gave it to police.