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Cause Released For 'Strange Smell' That Hospitalized West Newbury School Student Cause Released For 'Strange Smell' That Hospitalized West Newbury School Student
Cause Released For 'Strange Smell' That Hospitalized West Newbury School Student One student was hospitalized and multiple students nauseated because of a strange odor reported at a Pentucket middle school in West Newbury. Seventh-grade students in a third-floor science lab reported a strange odor around 10:00 a.m. at Pentucket Middle School on Monday, May 1, according to the public relations team for fire and school districts.  Thirty-nine students were evaluated at the scene, six of whom complained of symptoms including nausea. One student felt unwell and was transported to a local hospital.  The report triggered evacuations for both the Pentucket middle and high sc…

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by Morgan Gonzales
Schools
Driver Wanted For Crash Found In Woods Near West Newbury Elementary School Driver Wanted For Crash Found In Woods Near West Newbury Elementary School
Driver Wanted For Crash Found In Woods Near West Newbury Elementary School A driver wanted for a crash in Newburyport was found hiding in the woods near an elementary school, prompting the school to go on secure mode for part of the morning, officials said.  West Newbury Police and Fire responded after the car was spotted in the woods near the Dr. John C. Page School in West Newbury around 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 29, Superintendent Justin Bartholomew and Principal Emily Puteri report.  A caller reported seeing the vehicle about 500 feet away from the road and that the driver was sitting outside of the vehicle showing signs of possible hypot…

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by David Cifarelli
Police & Fire
BIRD BRIGADE: West Newbury Officers Unite To Rescue Injured Bald Eagle BIRD BRIGADE: West Newbury Officers Unite To Rescue Injured Bald Eagle
Bird Brigade: West Newbury Officers Unite To Rescue Injured Bald Eagle Officers in West Newbury are being praised for their teamwork and meticulous efforts in saving an injured bald eagle over the weekend.  Sgt. Rich Parenteau and Officer Matt Dixon arrived first on the banks of the Merrimack River on River Road where the bird was spotted on Sunday, July 31, West Newbury Police said.  Animal Control Officer Kayla Provencher and Dispatcher Bob Pierce, who had previous experience with rescuing bald eagles, arrived soon after.  West Newbury officers work to rescue the bald eagle from the thick brush on the banks of the Merrimack RiverFacebook/West Newbury Pu…

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by David Cifarelli