Bath pupil sent home to isolate despite negative Covid test
He had been exposed to someone who had a positive lateral flow test but who later tested negative in a PCR test
Hayley Wood and her son Louis who has been sent home from Ralph Allen School after a friend tested positive for coronavirus but who later tested negative in another test. (Image: Hayley Wood)
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Woods was convicted of drink driving and fined on Tuesday and also pleaded guilty to drug trafficking, possession of two tasers and possession of tainted cash.
A friend of Woods died on her floor after overdosing on drugs, the court heard.
The Canberra woman (pictured) has pleaded guilty to drug trafficking among other charges
Prosecutor Elizabeth Wren brought up the death while arguing for a jail sentence. What is concerning is that such a significant event did not cause her to cease her behaviour and reflect on her offending, Ms Wren said.
Police found $16,565 in cash at Woods home, and she paid for her black Mercedes Benz in cash.
Hadley board shuts senior center till January
The new Hadley Senior Center was opened in August. via Facebook
By SCOTT MERZBACH
HADLEY Only essential services will be available in-person at the Hadley Senior Center until early January following a decision by the Select Board Dec. 17 to close the building to the public.
Citing the concerning rise in COVID-19 cases across the region in recent weeks, and anticipating the possibility of a similar spike following Christmas, the board voted 4-0, with Jane Nevinsmith abstaining, to keep the center shuttered until the board meets again on Jan. 6.
The decision also closes Town Hall to the public, though that building had been open to residents only by appointment.
Hadley board shuts senior center till January
The new Hadley Senior Center was opened in August. via Facebook
Modified: 12/17/2020 1:27:05 PM
HADLEY Only essential services will be available in-person at the Hadley Senior Center until early January following a decision by the Select Board Wednesday to close the building to the public.
Citing the concerning rise in COVID-19 cases across the region in recent weeks, and anticipating the possibility of a similar spike following Christmas, the board voted 4-0, with Jane Nevinsmith abstaining, to keep the center shuttered until the board meets again on Jan. 6.
The decision also closes Town Hall to the public, though that building had been open to residents only by appointment.