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Thursday, October 30, 2014

Button Up Weathersfield!!!!

BUTTON UP WEATHERSFIELD!!!!
STATEWIDE DAY OF ACTION ---
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2014

Many Vermonters waste heat — and a ton of money —because buildings leak air and are insufficiently insulated.

This day of action is aimed to motivate homeowners across the State to seal the leaks, check insulation, save energy and money, and reduce climate change.

So, please, make an effort to “Button Up” and help motivate more people to join in!!!!!

DLS Criminal, Route 106

WEATHERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
PRESS RELEASE
CASE#: 14WF00965
OFFICER(S): Chief William Daniels
DATE/TIME: 10/24/14 @ 1112 hours
LOCATION: VT Route 106
VIOLATION: DLS Criminal
ACCUSED: Casey Chase
AGE: 29
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Weathersfield, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On this date Chief Daniels observed Mr. Chase operating a motor vehicle while his ability to operate was suspended criminally in Vermont. Mr. Chase was issued a citation to appear in Vermont Superior Court, Windsor Criminal Division located in White River Jct. at a later date.
LODGED: No
COURT DATE: December 16, 2014
COURT: Windsor Criminal Division
MUG SHOT: Yes

DLS Criminal

WEATHERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
PRESS RELEASE
CASE#: 14WF00962
OFFICER(S): Chief William Daniels
DATE/TIME: 10/23/14 @ 1547 hours
LOCATION: VT Route 106
VIOLATION: DLS Criminal
ACCUSED: Kevin Upham
AGE: 30
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Springfield, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On this date Chief Daniels was monitoring traffic on VT Route 106 in Perkinsville when he observed a vehicle pass by his location in excess of the posted speed limit. Chief Daniels made contact with Mr. Upham after checking his license status in Vermont and discovered he was allegedly under criminal suspension.
LODGED: No
COURT DATE: December 16, 2014
COURT: Windsor Criminal Division
MUG SHOT: Yes

DUI - Drugs (Heroin)

WEATHERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
PRESS RELEASE
CASE#: 14WF00983
OFFICER(S): Ofc. Jonathan Norton & Ofc. Joshua Esty
DATE/TIME: 10/29/14 @ 2352 hours
LOCATION: VT Route 131 & Jarvis Road
VIOLATION: DUI - Drugs (Heroin)
ACCUSED: Sonya Orourke
AGE: 28
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Claremont, NH
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On this date Ofc. Esty & Norton stopped a vehicle for exceeding the posted speed limit. During their investigation, Ms. Orourke was taken into custody for being under the influence of a drug. She was subsequently transported to the Vermont State Police barracks in Rockingham where she was processed. Ms. Orourke was issued a citation to appear in Vermont Superior Court, Windsor Criminal Division located in White River Jct. at a later date.
LODGED: No
COURT DATE: December 9, 2014
COURT: Windsor Criminal Division
MUG SHOT: NO

Friends of Weathersfield Proctor Library Meeting Tonight - 7 pm

Just a reminder of the important Friends meeting tonight at the library at 7pm. I know that this short notice but it is important.

We have to review our Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation of Friends of the Weathersfield Proctor Library to bring the Friends into compliance with the IRS and the State of Vermont.

Hope to see you there.

Barbara Putnam/ chair

Halloween Safety TIps!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Are you ready for Trick-or-Treating?

Life Story for Irene J. Blake

Irene J. Blake, 84, of Cemetery Road in Ascutney, VT died Monday (October 27) at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH following a brief illness.

She was born in Claremont, NH on January 10, 1930 the daughter of Frederick H. and Ida (DuBois) Breault and had been a lifetime area resident.

She was a graduate of St. Mary High School, Class of 1948. Irene had been employed by Atama Deltas Shoe Shop and later at Holson Company. She later worked at Max’s Country Village Market in Ascutney VT for nearly 32 years where she was well known and well liked by everyone whose path she crossed. 

She loved to sit in front of her picture window and watch the many species of birds in her yard. 

Members of her family include a son, John Blake and his wife, Apryl, Ascutney, VT; six grandchildren, Amber Blake, Ashley Blake, Shawn Blake and his wife, Carol and their son, Kameron W. Blake, Stephen Dauphin and his wife, Katy Millard, Jeff Dauphin and his daughter, Kaya Paige, Josh Dauphin and his wife, Tracy and their children, Mychael and NaToshya, , a brother, Donald Breault, Island Pond, VT; a sister, Elaine Wendus, CT;, several nieces and nephews, and a family friend, Michael Barrup. 

She was predeceased by a sister Alice Alexander. 

Friends may call at the Roy Funeral Home, 93 Sullivan Street, Claremont, NH on Saturday, November 1st from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm. 

A Memorial Service will be held at 12:00pm also on Saturday, with the Rev. Mr. Paul Boucher of St. Mary Parish, officiating. 

Following the Memorial Service the family will be hosting a reception at Mr. G’s Restaurant in Ascutney, VT for family and friends. 

You are invited to share a memory of Irene with the family or leave a message of condolence in the family guest book at www.royfuneralhome.com. 

Arrangements have been entrusted to the Roy Funeral Home and Cremation Service.

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

November 1st, Button Up Vermont Day of Action

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Weathersfield-Energy-Group/431778983609763?fref=nf

* Button Up Vermont Day of Action *
Here are a few things you can do to help make this event
successful – and help Vermont save energy, reduce people’s
financial energy burden and do something for climate change
• Help your friends, family or neighbor close/install storm windows.
• Help your friends, family or neighbor weatherstrip any leaky
doors and windows.
• Undertake a do-it-yourself improvement in your own home.
• Share energy efficiency benefits and information at a local event.
• Write to your local newspaper about the benefits of buttoning up
or harness social media to raise awareness.
• If you’ve retrofit your home and understand the value of
efficiency, host a home energy party and invite friends and
neighbors.
• Call a certified contractor and schedule an energy audit.
• Invest in a comprehensive weatherization improvement - an
investment that could save you 20-30% on your energy bill!

Friday, October 24, 2014

History of Vermont Agriculture at Weathersfield Proctor Library

Community Calendar event
For Immediate Release
October 25, 2014
Contact: Nancy Tusinski



History of Vermont Agriculture 
Thursday November 13, 2014
6:30 pm
Weathersfield Proctor Library
 
Roger Albee, the former Secretary of the state of Vermont Department of Agriculture will give a presentation on the History of Vermont Agriculture since 1766, why changes took place, and what it means for today. 
 
The Weathersfield Proctor Library is located at 5181 Route 5 Ascutney VT. 
 
For more information please call 802-674-2863 or email weathersfieldproctorlibrary@gmail.com.

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-- 
Nancy Tusinski, Director
Weathersfield Proctor Library
5181 Route 5 PO Box 519
Ascutney, VT 05030-0519
802-674-2863
http://www.weathersfieldproctorlibrary.org/

Weathersfield Police Department - Calls for Service - 10/12/14 to 10/19/14

For the dates of 10-12-2014 to 10-19-2014 the Weathersfield Police Department had the following calls for service:
Agency: WEATHERSFIELD PD
2050 DOMESTIC ABUSE ORDER VIOLATION 1
2100 DRIVE/OPERATE UNDER INFLUENCE 1
2430 FAMILY DISTURBANCE 1
AMAS Ambulance or Medical Assist 2
ASST Agency Assist 1
E911 E911 Hangup 1
FIRE Fire 1
MAST Motorist Assistance 1
OVIOL Traffic Stops 30
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Total Incidents for This Agency: 39

Arrests compared to:
01-01-2012 to 10-19-2012: 7
01-01-2013 to 10-19-2013: 10
01-01-2014 to 10-19-2014: 66
Calls compared to:
01-01-2012 to 10-19-2012: 437
01-01-2013 to 10-19-2013: 514
01-01-2014 to 10-19-2014: 950

Thursday, October 23, 2014

MISSING - Claremont, NH - Richard Blanchette - MISSING

 
 https://www.facebook.com/etickernews/photos/a.377646876373.158934.216368016373/10152518947636374/?type=1&theater
Richard Blanchette is still missing and we have been asked to run his photo again.  This is the original post that accompanied the photo the first time.

CLAREMONT, NH--The Claremont Police Department has received a report of a possible missing person. It has been reported that Richard Blanchette, 58, of 243 Broad Street, Claremont, has not been seen or heard from since Saturday, October 11, 2014. Blanchette does not drive and does not have a cell phone. He is known to walk in the Claremont area and may have been heading toward Newport. 

Blanchette is about 5’7” tall and weighs about 200 pounds. His hair is partially gray to gray in color. Blanchette suffers from a number of medical conditions. It is unclear if these medical conditions are being cared for which creates an increased concern for his well being.

If anyone has had contact with Blanchette or knows his whereabouts, please contact the Claremont Police Department at 603-542-9538.
Richard Blanchette is still missing and we have been asked to run his photo again. This is the original post that accompanied the photo the first time.

CLAREMONT, NH--The Claremont Police Department has received a report of a possible missing person. It has been reported that Richard Blanchette, 58, of 243 Broad Street, Claremont, has not been seen or heard from since Saturday, October 11, 2014. 

Blanchette does not drive and does not have a cell phone. He is known to walk in the Claremont area and may have been heading toward Newport. 

Blanchette is about 5’7” tall and weighs about 200 pounds. His hair is partially gray to gray in color.

Blanchette suffers from a number of medical conditions. It is unclear if these medical conditions are being cared for which creates an increased concern for his well being.

If anyone has had contact with Blanchette or knows his whereabouts, please contact the Claremont Police Department at 603-542-9538.

Weathersfield Fire Commission Meeting Agenda, October 28, 2014

Weathersfield Fire Commission
Meeting Agenda
October 28, 2014
Ascutney Volunteer Fire Department


  1. Call to Order: 7 pm
  2. Additions or Corrections to Agenda
      ~Items may be Added but NOT Acted Upon
  1. Attendance
  2. Comments from Commission Members and Citizens on Matters Not on the Agenda
  3. Approve Minutes from Previous Meeting – September 23, 2014
  4. Review Financial Status Reports
  5. Review Fire Departments Monthly Reports and Events Scheduled
  6. Business
    A. Fiscal Year 2016/2017 Worksheet
    B. Reports Due
      1. Reconciled Financial Statements
      2. Current fiscal year budget
      3. Written request for Town Appropriated Operating Funds
      4. Written request for Annual Appropriation
C. Citizen Complaint Form
D. Repeater Grant Update
E. Town Payment for Non-ethanol Fuel
F. WWVFD Proposal for Replacement of Engine 3
9. Items of Information or Questions for Select Board Monthly Report, November 3, 2014
~Select Board Representative, Dan Boyer


  1. Next Meeting: November 25, 2014 at Ascutney Volunteer Fire Association – 7 pm
    ~ Agenda Submission Deadline: November 19, 2014 at 10:00 am
  2. Adjourn

DUI - Drugs (Marijuana)

WEATHERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
PRESS RELEASE
CASE#: 14WF00905
OFFICER(S): Ofc. Jonathan Norton
DATE/TIME: 10-01-2014 @ 2115 hours
LOCATION: US Route 5 in Ascutney
VIOLATION: DUI-Drugs (Marijuana)
ACCUSED: Andrew C. Goulet
AGE: 18
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Windsor, VT
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On October 1, 2014 at approximately 2115 hours, Officer Norton stopped a motor vehicle a defective exhaust violation on US Route 5 just north of VT Route 131 in Ascutney. During the stop, it was determined that Mr. Goulet was Driving while Under the Influence of Drug(s): Marijuana. Mr. Goulet was subsequently taken into custody transported to Springfield Police Department for processing. Mr. Goulet was further issued a citation to appear in Windsor Superior Court, Criminal Division at a later date.
LODGED: No
COURT DATE: November 25, 2014
COURT: Windsor Criminal Division
MUG SHOT: No

Disorderly Conduct

WEATHERSFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
PRESS RELEASE
CASE#: 14WF00956
OFFICER(S): Ofc. Steven Neily
DATE/TIME: 10-21-2014 @ 2135 hours
LOCATION: Running Bear Trail, Ascutney
VIOLATION: Disorderly Conduct
ACCUSED: Kevin A. Dimartino
AGE: 34
CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Rocky Hill, Connecticut
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: On October 21, 2014 at approximately 2135 hours, Officer Neily with the assistance of Windsor Police Department & Vermont State Police responded to reported disturbance at the Running Bear Camp Ground. During the subsequent investigation, it was determined that Mr. Dimartino was being disorderly. Mr. Dimartino was subsequently taken into custody and transported to Windsor Police Department for processing. Mr. Dimartino was further issued a citation to appear in Windsor Superior Court, Criminal Division for the next day and was lodged in Southern State Correctional Facility for lack of Bail.
LODGED: Yes
COURT DATE: October 22, 2014
COURT: Windsor Criminal Division
MUG SHOT: Yes

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Keene Police Release Photos of Rioters


 http://wntk.wordpress.com/2014/10/22/keene-police-release-photos-of-rioters/

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The Keene Police Department is attempting to identify the subjects in the attached photos engaging in criminal acts, if identified, will be arrested and charged accordingly.

Information on those pictured can be made directly to Det. Joel Chidester or Det. Michael O’Donnell at 603-357-9820 or via email at jchidester@ci.keene.nh.us and modonnell@ci.keene.nh.us .

Information can be anonymously submitted to the Keene Police Department through their Anonymous Crime Tip line: http://www.ci.keene.nh.us/departments/police/anonymous-crime-tips
  
Information can also be directly downloaded to LEEDIR (Large Emergency Event Digital Information Repository).   LEEDIR allows direct download of information and social media that will automatically be downloaded to the Keene Police Department.

To learn more about LEEDIR – http://www.leedir.us/about

NaNoWriMo - November is National Novel Writing Month

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OCTOBER 20, 2014
CONTACT: NANCY TUSINSKI
802-674-2863

400,000 Writers, 2,000 Classrooms, 200 Countries: 
National Novel Writing Month 2014 is Boundless
Berkeley, CA (October 1, 2014) — National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is celebrating
its 16th year of empowering diverse voices, supporting writers in the classroom, and building
creative­writing communities around the world. NaNoWriMo challenges people to write 50,000 words of a novel in the 30 days of November.

NaNoWriMo 2014 is the year of "Your Boundless Novel," with gorgeous design from Simon &
Schuster children's book designer Elizabeth Doyle. Empowering Diverse Voices.

This year, NaNoWriMo expects 400,000 participants from 616 affiliated chapters across six
continents. “Every year, we're reminded that there are still stories that have yet to be told, still
voices yet to be heard from all corners of the world,” says Executive Director Grant Faulkner.
“NaNoWriMo helps people make creativity a priority in life and realize the vital ways our
stories connect us. We are our stories.”

This year, six published authors will be writing pep talk letters to mentor these storytellers.
These authors include Veronica Roth, Jim Butcher, and Tamora Pierce. In partnership with
We Need Diverse Books, NaNoWriMo is also providing resources to participants interested
in writing diverse representation into their novels.

To fully develop as writers, students need to develop an accurate assessment of their true
writing ability alongside basic skills. NaNoWriMo's Young Writers Program focuses on
developing this self­efficacy in the classroom, while also teaching writing fluency, effectivegoal­setting, and project management.

This year, NaNoWriMo's Young Writers Program expects 100,000 students and educators to
participate, using our virtual classroom management tools, closed social network, and free
Common Core­aligned curriculum. NaNoWriMo YWP will also send 2,000 free classroom resource kits to educators and students around the world.

Our Come Write In program will partner with 700 libraries, bookstores, and other
neighborhood spaces, providing free resources to help build their local creative communities.
National Novel Writing Month is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that believes all stories matter. Through
our programs, including the Young Writers Program, the Come Write In program, and Camp
NaNoWriMo, we empower and encourage vibrant creativity around the world.

The Springfield Town Library, Rockingham Free Public Library and Weathersfield Proctor Library are all hosting writing events.

Writing Workshop for Teens at Rockingham Free Public Library

November 10, 17, and 24 from 5-6PM: A writing workshop for “Emerging Adults” – young people on the verge of adulthood whose ideas and voices are often not sought or recognized.

This is not a class. It is a creative opportunity and a chance to get some great tips from Elayne Clift, an award-winning writer, journalist, and poet. Using fun prompts, excerpts from well-known writers and a few other tricks, Elayne will guide you as you express your ideas and share your experiences as an Emerging Adult.

You will need: Laptop or good old fashioned pencil and paper, a commitment to attend all sessions, and a willingness to write, share and listen actively to others. Space is limited, sign up today!  802-463-4270

In recognition of National Novel Writing Month, the Flinn Reading Room at the Springfield Town Library will be reserved for writers on Monday, October 27th from 5 PM to 7 PM.  Learn more about NaNoWriMo at  http://nanowrimo.org/about. "Come write in" and meet your fellow writers, learn about NaNoWriMo, enjoy some refreshments and take home a small gift !!  

The Weathersfield Proctor Library will welcome writers on Saturday November 1 from 9:00 – 5:00 pm and again on Friday November 21 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. Come lock away your inner editor, learn some basic writing tips, and find out the difference between a plot ninja and a plot bunny.  

For more information please contact The Springfield Town Library at 885-3108, Weathersfield Proctor Library at 674-2863 or Rockingham Free Public Library at 463-4270.  


-- 
Nancy Tusinski, Director
Weathersfield Proctor Library
5181 Route 5 PO Box 519
Ascutney, VT 05030-0519
802-674-2863
http://www.weathersfieldproctorlibrary.org/

More Rain On The Way :(

 
 https://www.facebook.com/NWSAlbany/photos/a.259090497436176.74404.252838241394735/901245916553961/?type=1&theater
More rain on the way...

Monday, October 20, 2014

FOUND: Beagle on Skyline Drive and Roberts Road... Is it Yours?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Beagle found on Skyline rd to Roberts rd
Weathersfield, VT if you know me please call Animal Control 603-477-1229

Perkinsville Area - Are You Missing a 'Distinct' Item??

If you were in the Perkinsville area today and have returned home to find you are "missing" a rather distinct item, we may have what you are looking for as it was turned in to our PD.

Call 802-885-2113 if you realize it's yours.

lease NOTE: It is in secure storage and only accessible by a Sgt or Detective. Tonight would be your lucky night...we have a Sgt on duty.

Otherwise Detectives are on Mon-Fri 8 am to 4 pm.

Sunday, October 19, 2014

Weathersfield School PTA Annual Fall Craft Fair

The Weathersfield School PTA Annual Fall Craft Fair
November 1, 2014 from 9a - 2p
at the school on School House Drive in Ascutney.

There are still tables available (at 10.00 a table). 
 
Come and see what our local people make and have for sale. 
 
Food will be on sale and the 8th graders will be there to draw for the winners of their raffle prizes. 
 
Make sure you take a chance on winning a great prize and help them raise their money for the trip to Boston.

Contact the school or Kelly at 263-5373.

Saturday, October 18, 2014

'Skimming' Device found on Gas Pump at Evans Expressmart in White River Jct., VT

 
 https://www.facebook.com/WCAXTV/photos/a.211649130441.267115.140859045441/10154717941245442/?type=1&theater
 
Yikes! Hartford Police say this "skimming" device was found on a gas pump at Evan's Expressmart.

They say it steals credit/debit card numbers.

They're advising anyone who may have used their cards at that station's gas pumps to check with their banks and make sure there aren't any fraudulent transactions.

Candidate Forum at Cavendish Town Elementary School

Please join us on Thursday October 23rd at 7pm for a local Candidate Forum at Cavendish Town Elementary School

Friday, October 17, 2014

National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center Winter Outlook Map

https://www.facebook.com/NWSBurlington/photos/a.187811151290794.45023.161924887212754/741253355946568/?type=1&theater

Here is the first early winter outlook from the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center, valid November through January.

What kind of winter do you want?

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Select Board 10/20/2014 Meeting Agenda - Bow Baptist Church

Select Board Agenda
Bow Baptist Church

Route 5 South
7:00 PM    October 20th, 2014
Regular Meeting    
NOTE LOCATION AT BOW BAPTIST CHURCH
  1. Call to Order
  1. Comments from Select Board and Citizens on topics not on agenda
  1. Review Minutes from previous meeting(s)
  1. Public Hearing: Discontinue Town Highway #81 as a Class 4 Town Highway? (continued from 10/6/14)
  1. Update from 1879 Perkinsville School House Committee
  1. Meet with Budget Committee to set tentative Budget Goals for FY16 budget year
-Budget goals for FY16
-Ideas for use of Fund Balances
-Review first draft of FY16 Capital Replacement Plan and Long Term Debt Schedule
      -Establish Reserve Fund for paving and guard rails?
  1. Approve Employer Premium Contributions for calendar year 2015Medical Insurance
  1. Award Bid for Guard Rail work
  1. Project updates:
    1. Maple Street Reconstruction Project: Public Informational Meeting, Wed., 10/22/14
    2. Thrasher Road Culvert #3
    3. Project for trail access to Town Forest
    4. Testing of well adjacent to Town Highway Garage
  1. Appointments:
    1. Ancient Roads Committee
    2. Connecticut River Development Corporation – Representative and Alternate
    3. CRJC Mt Ascutney Subcommittee
    4. Emergency Management Coordinator
    5. Fence Viewer (Two Openings)
    6. Parks and Recreation Commission (One Opening)
    7. River Connection Regional Partnership Representative
    8. Southeastern Vermont Community Action, Inc. Representative
    9. Southern Windsor County Regional Planning Commissioner
    10. Veterans’ Memorial Committee
    11. Weathersfield Zoning Board of Adjustment (Three Openings: 2 regular members & 1 Alternates)
  1. Approve Warrants
  1. Future Meeting Agenda Items
  1. Monday, 11/03/2014 / Martin Memorial Hall
    1. Public Hearing (continued from 9/15/14): Reclassify Asa Grout Lane from a Class 4 Town Highway to a Class 3 Town Highway?
    2. Monday, 11/17/14 / Martin Memorial Hall
    3.      Special Town Meeting to vote on tax exemptions for two Granges
                  c.   Future Undated Meeting Items (Review this list)
  1.      Amend Large Gathering Permit Ordinance
  2.      Establish appropriate charge for Fire Department filling of swimming pools
  3.      Amend Delinquent Tax Policy
      4.   Public Hearing to Lower Speed Limit on paved portion of Thrasher Road from 40 to 30 MPH
  1. Adjourn

Town of Weathersfield Public Meeting / Maple Street Reconstruction Project




Town of Weathersfield Public Meeting
Maple Street Reconstruction Project
7pm, Wednesday, October 22nd
Martin Memorial Hall

You are invited to participate in a public meeting about the Maple Street Reconstruction Project.

The Town is working with the engineering firm, Dubois & King, to reconstruct the road in a way that will provide a durable and lasting road while respecting the residential character of the neighborhood.

We would like to review the preliminary plans and get your suggestions for improvements. We anticipate Maple Street will be reconstructed in the 2015 construction season.

Refreshments will be served.

For more information, please contact Jim Mullen, Town Manager, at 674-2626 / townmgr@weathersfield.org

Scam Alert!

*****NEW SCAM*****
A Springfield resident advised of receiving a call similar to this that has been posted on a scam-blog site:

My mother-in-law got a call from a person telling her that I needed to call 844-807-9733 and give them this case ##########. That I was named in a fraud case and needed to contact the plaintiff at the above number. In the mean time I start getting calls from an unknown caller stating his name which I forgot. Saying he had a summons for me and that I could settle with the company.
This appears to be a fishing scam for money by frightening you into thinking you can buy your way out of a summons or potential court action.

Do NOT call the number ---- it is a hoax and people have reported that calling the number then leads to non-stop harassing phone calls. These calls are put thru a switching station and are impossible to trace.

MISSING: 2 Dogs from Baltimore, VT

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PLEASE EVERYONE IN BALTIMORE, CHESTER, LUDLOW, PROCTORSVILLE,SPRINGFIELD AND ANY SURROUNDING AREA I CANT THINK OF IN VERMONT KEEP THIS CIRCULATING THESE ARE MY BABIES AND IM DESPERATE TO FIND THEM ASAP I WILL BE OUT ALL DAY SAT AND SUN AND EVERYWEEKEND IN THE WOODS AROUND MY AREA AND HITTING SURROUNDING TOWNS SOMEONE HAS HAD TO SEEN THEM AND HUNTERS IF U GO INTO THIS AREA IN BALTIMORE PLEASE KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR THEM THEY ARE VERY VERY SKIDDISH OF STRANGERS MY PHONE NUMBER IS ...
  
PLEASE SHARE - 2 MISSING DOGS - BALTIMORE VT Back 2 dogs in photo are missing. Black one is Maggie brown and white is Misty. Last seen on Baltimore Rd in Baltimore VT. If you have seen them or know were they are please call anytime 802-263-5328
Missing Pets of the Upper Valley

PLEASE SHARE - 2 MISSING DOGS - BALTIMORE VT

Back 2 dogs in photo are missing. Black one is Maggie brown and white is Misty. Last seen on Baltimore Rd in Baltimore VT. If you have seen them or know were they are please call anytime 802-263-5328