POCATELLO — Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25 adopted a roadmap Tuesday for the rest of the 2021-2022 school year. The roadmap prioritizes in-person, five days a week learning for the entire school year. The board also voted in a 3-2 decision to require masks/face coverings, effective Monday, September 27 for all grades K-12. The mask/face covering […]
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A man found in possession of numerous guns, ammunition and materials that can be used to make explosives was suffering from paranoia according to evidence heard Wednesday morning at Prince Albert Provincial Court..
Joseph Michael Maggrah, 35, received a 16-month jail sentence after entering guilty pleas to a number of weapons related charges. Due to the fact he has been in custody since the incident last August, the sentence works out to time served and he will be released.
On the afternoon of Aug. 25, 2020, Prince Albert Police were called to an address in the city’s Crescent Heights neighbourhood to assist with an eviction.
“Mr. Fox, you are a very young man, 20,” said Judge S. Loewen. “You will be one of the youngest people at the penitentiary so you are going to have to guard yourself accordingly. You won’t be accepted by everybody and there are going to be problems. You are going to experience problems. The penitentiary is an extremely violent place.” Fox appeared by CCTV from Prince Albert Provincial Correctional Centre. The Crown and defence entered a joint submission. Crown Prosecutor Doug Howell told the court that around 10 p.m. on Oct. 14, 2020, a 21-year-old man was stabbed at Boston Pizza. The victim had two stab wounds on his head and was taken to a hospital in Prince Albert and then put into a medically induced coma before being flown to Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon in critical condition.
May 11, 2021
Colquitt County School Superintendent Ben Wiggins and his wife Jana, center, meet with Pat Anderson, a member of the county Board of Education, Monday during a welcome event for the new superintendent. Jack R. Jordan/The Moultrie Observer
MOULTRIE, Ga. â Colquitt County School Superintendent Ben Wiggins and his wife Jana, center, meet with Pat Anderson, a member of the county Board of Education, Monday during a welcome event for the new superintendent. The event offered a chance for members of the community and other education representatives to meet Wiggins a week after he began his new role here. Wiggins, a former Colquitt County teacher, was most recently the superintendent of Thomasville City Schools before being hired to replace retiring Superintendent Doug Howell.