WEST NEWBURY — Superintendent Justin Bartholomew and Principal Brenda Erhardt share that Pentucket Regional High School students, thanks to support from the West Newbury, Groveland and Merrimac police and fire departments, experienced a mock car crash on Tuesday afternoon.
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Mock Crash at Pentucket Regional Middle High School
WEST NEWBURY — The West Newbury Police and Fire Departments, as well as police and fire from Merrimac and Groveland and local ambulance companies, will be on hand at Pentucket Middle High School on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 23 for a mock crash that is being presented to students.
Groveland Responds to Multiple Back to Back Emergency Calls, Fallen Trees and Damaged Homes During April Storm
GROVELAND — The Town of Groveland, including the Groveland Fire Department, Groveland Police Department, Inspectional Services and the Groveland Municipal Light Department responded to multiple calls during Thursday’s April nor’easter, including calls for multiple trees that fell onto homes At
Groveland Fire Department Reminds Residents to Change Clocks and Check Alarms as Daylight Saving Time Begins
Chief Robert Valentine and the Groveland Fire Department remind residents to check their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms when setting their clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time this weekend.