Author: Edward Campbell
Edward Campbell is a news writer at Waverly Tigers Cadence with over 5 years of experience covering local news, weather, crime, and national stories. Passionate about accurate and reliable reporting, Edward Campbell works to keep readers informed with news that is fast, factual, and easy to understand.
A 40-year-old man has been arrested after police said surveillance footage showed him killing a mother duck and several ducklings in Pembroke Pines. Christopher Antoine was taken into custody Monday after a Good Samaritan recognized him from a flyer released by the Pembroke Pines Police Department and contacted authorities, police said. He is facing charges of aggravated animal abuse and violation of probation. The incident happened Aug. 30 in the area of University Drive and Northwest 13th Street. Police said investigators began looking for the man after video of the incident surfaced and showed what appeared to be the deliberate…
ROME0, Mich. — The Romeo Peach Festival closed out its 95th year Monday, bringing another Labor Day weekend of peach-inspired food, parades, carnival attractions and long-standing family traditions to the community. The five-day festival ran from Sept. 3 through Sept. 7, with events taking place throughout Romeo. While peaches remained at the heart of the celebration, the festival offered much more than fresh fruit, with vendors serving a wide range of peach-themed foods and products. Visitors could find peach cider, honey, jams, salsa, donuts and other treats throughout the festival. For many families, however, the appeal went beyond the food.…
Rising fuel prices are putting another layer of pressure on small food businesses across Massachusetts, including operators who rely on trucks to prepare, store and serve meals on the road. For Richard Cambriello, owner and chef of Greater Boston-based Daddy’s Bonetown Burgers, the increase is showing up in more than just the cost of filling the tank. Higher transportation and operating expenses are also adding pressure to the cost of ingredients and other supplies used by his business. Cambriello said business has been strong this year, with customers continuing to turn out for the truck. But the stronger demand has…
A San Jose city electrician was killed while repairing a streetlight Tuesday morning after a box truck struck the bucket truck he was working from, leaving his family seeking answers about how the collision happened. Ari Green, 50, was working from an elevated bucket on a San Jose Department of Transportation truck near Hillsdale Avenue and Narvaez Avenue on Aug. 25 when the crash occurred. San Jose police said officers were called to the area at about 10:29 a.m. Their preliminary investigation found that a white 2018 Isuzu box truck traveling west on Hillsdale Avenue struck a parked white 2022…
A 59-year-old Fairfield man was arrested Monday after police said he threatened people inside a San Benito Street home while armed with a firearm, leading to a standoff that lasted about 90 minutes. Officers responded to a residence in the 1900 block of San Benito Street after receiving a report of an armed man threatening people inside the home. Police secured the area while they worked to determine who remained inside. The person who initially contacted police was able to get outside. Officers were then told that a dependent adult was still inside the residence with the armed man. As…
EL PASO, Texas — El Paso police are investigating the death of a man in his 50s who was found inside an Upper Valley home Monday morning with what appeared to be a gunshot wound. Officers were called around 9:40 a.m. Sept. 7 to the 4900 block of Vista Grande Circle, near Country Club Drive, after receiving a report that prompted a response to the residence. When officers arrived, they found the man dead inside the home. Police said he appeared to have been shot and described the circumstances surrounding his death as suspicious. Investigators have not publicly identified the…
EL PASO, Texas — More than three decades after Juan Gabriel took the stage at Mexico City’s Palacio de Bellas Artes, his landmark 1990 performance is returning to the big screen, giving El Paso audiences a chance to experience the concert in a newly restored theatrical presentation. “Juan Gabriel: Mi Primer Bellas Artes” is scheduled to arrive in U.S. theaters Sept. 15, including screenings at Cinemark locations in El Paso and Premiere Cinema El Paso Bassett + IMAX. The release comes just before Mexican Independence Day and marks the 10th anniversary of the singer’s death. The concert film was restored…
A 23-year-old Pensacola woman accused of fatally shooting her boyfriend was removed from a Florida courtroom Friday after repeatedly insisting that she had acted in self-defense. Ashanti Brown is facing charges of second-degree murder and tampering with physical evidence in connection with the death of 26-year-old Ian Pleasant at the couple’s Madison Shores apartment. During a probable cause hearing, Brown became emotional while an investigator was testifying. She reportedly shouted that Pleasant had been beating her and insisted she had done nothing wrong. Deputies then escorted her from the courtroom as the hearing continued without her. A judge ultimately found…
An armed man was arrested Sunday after pushing through a crowd toward Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton during a campaign stop at the Canfield Fair, authorities said. Several people were injured in the incident, while Acton was not hurt. The man, identified as 38-year-old Patrick Havas of Canfield, was taken into custody by members of Acton’s security detail from the Ohio State Highway Patrol after he moved rapidly through the crowd toward the candidate, according to Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene. Greene said Havas was holding up a cellphone as he moved toward Acton and allegedly knocked over two…
Steubenville, Ohio — Joe Pierro, a longtime teacher and coach who spent more than three decades working with students and athletes in Steubenville, has died unexpectedly at age 60. Pierro died Friday, Sept. 4, after being struck by lightning while mowing his lawn in Steubenville, according to later reports citing the National Lightning Safety Council. His death came only weeks after his retirement from the Steubenville City School District. Pierro was widely known around Steubenville High School as a teacher, mentor and coach. He worked with the school’s football and baseball programs and spent 31 years as an assistant coach,…