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Dracut Police Department Charges Man in Connection with Domestic Stabbing

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By Robert Mills
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DRACUT — Chief Peter Bartlett reports that the Dracut Police Department arrested and charged a man in connection with a domestic incident and stabbing on Saturday night. SEBASTIAN DEGOUT, AGE 38, OF DRACUT, was arrested and charged with: Aggravated Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon on a Family or Household Member Mayhem On Saturday, March 15, at approximately 5:07 p.m., Dracut Police were called to the area of 18th Street for a report of a domestic incident in which a woman was stabbed.
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Winthrop Harbormaster and Massachusetts Environmental Police Offering Newly Required Basic Safety Boating Course

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By Robert Mills
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WINTHROP — Town Manager Anthony Marino and Harbormaster Arthur Hickey share that the Winthrop Harbormaster’s Marine Unit, in conjunction with the Massachusetts Environmental Police, will be offering Basic Boating Safety courses at the Town Landing. The Massachusetts Legislature recently passed legislation requiring that anyone operating a motorized vessel in Massachusetts possess a Boater Safety Certificate by April 1, 2028.
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Concord Police Department Invites Community to Help Name Comfort Dog

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By Robert Mills
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CONCORD — The Concord Police Department wants the community’s help in naming its department’s new comfort dog. The department has been working with Puddleduck Retrievers, a breeder based in Morrill, Maine, and will soon take custody of an 8-week-old male Labrador retriever who is slated to become the department’s new comfort dog. Comfort dogs provide support to those suffering through traumatic events and help to put people at ease during interactions with police.
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