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by FactSet MarketSurge and other marks are trademarks owned by Investor's Business Daily Candy Jean Evans was charged with a felony count of aggravated animal cruelty after authorities seized more than two dozen malnourished dogs overwhelming the Flathead County Animal Shelter A 55-year-old Coram woman accused of neglecting more than two dozen dogs that resulted in malnourishment and disease at her residence has been charged with a felony count of aggravated animal cruelty in Flathead County District Court Candy Jean Evans was booked in the Flathead County Detention Center on March 13 after deputies seized 27 live dogs from the property A deceased puppy was removed from a trash container inside the house The defendant faces a maximum sentence of two years with the Montana Department of Corrections and a maximum fine of $2,500 Sign up for our newsletter and get the best of the Beacon delivered every day to your inbox the dogs were transported to the Flathead County Animal Shelter (FCAS) where staff has been working to care for the animals all of which are malnourished and suffering from illness 16 adoptable dogs that were already in the shelter’s care have been transported to other facilities across the state including the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter Despite the assistance from other shelters the FCAS remains responsible for the care of the 27 dogs involved in the case in addition to 10 adoptable dogs that were already under their care Due to the high volume of animals in the shelter the facility is not accepting owner surrenders According to a sworn affidavit filed March 17 when an animal control officer was dispatched to Evans’ residence in Coram for a complaint about people shooting at the defendant’s dogs the officer observed numerous dogs on the property including some who were growling and circling the animal control vehicle The defendant told the officer that she and her sister agreeing it was out of control and saying she wanted to get rid of all of the animals The officer coordinated arrangements with the FCAS for Candy to relinquish her dogs Animal Control officers returned to the property to meet with Lavina who made arrangements with authorities to relinquish the remaining 16 dogs for treatment the following week When officers returned to the residence on Sept Lavina refused to release the dogs and Candy would not speak with officers law enforcement responded to a vicious animal complaint at the Evans’ residence in Coram where they initially observed two malnourished dogs and two puppies who were lethargic and displayed distended bellies Several loose dogs were scavenging for trash in the yard and authorities observed a dozen skinny dogs in a fenced-in area Two puppies were not stable on their feet while walking and appeared sickly Authorities estimated there were approximately 23 dogs which the Evans sisters agreed to surrender; however a warrant was issued and officers seized the dogs Animal Control officers and veterinarians responded to the property where Lavina helped capture 23 of the dogs who were weighed examined and vaccinated onsite and loaded into crates bringing the total to 27 live dogs and one deceased puppy which was removed from a trash container in the living room the dogs were living in an area that was severely soiled with fecal matter and urine deteriorating vehicles that discharged fluid several dogs vomited and defecated trash and internal parasites after receiving dewormer The veterinarian report indicated the dogs were suffering from severe neglect and the puppy’s death was attributed to a lack of food and care The dogs are part of an active investigation and cannot be adopted at this time members of the public can donate to Flathead Shelter Friends a nonprofit dedicated to improve the quality of life for shelter animals Funds donated will go directly towards the care of dogs from the case for the duration of their stay in the shelter Flathead Shelter Friends can be reached at (406) 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Use of this site is subject to the Flathead Beacon's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy KALISPELL — 55-year-old Candy Evans of Coram has been charged with Felony Aggravated Animal Cruelty after 27 dogs were found living in unsanitary conditions on her property Charging documents state that officers visited Evans's property on Bear Street in Coram for multiple dog-related incidents since August of 2024 Evans refused to relinquish her dogs after multiple requests Officers stated that the dogs on her property seemed malnourished and lethargic A veterinarian visited the property on March 13 and learned that none of the dogs had been vaccinated for rabies or licensed in Flathead County The veterinarian noted that dogs were living in an area that was soiled with fecal matter urine and trash with no obvious source of clean water Charging documents state that the dogs were suffering from severe neglect and the death of the puppy was directly attributed to a lack of adequate food and care The Flathead County Animal Shelter said they were able to transfer out 16 adoptable dogs to animal shelters from across the state to make room for the seized dogs The animal shelter is still taking care of the 27 seized dogs which are not up for adoption at this time as the case proceeds People who want to help the animals can donate to Flathead Shelter Friends which is a local non-profit dedicated to improving the quality of life for shelter animals All donations will go directly towards the care of the seized dogs while they are staying in the shelter Flathead Shelter Friends can be reached at 406-890-0459 or at flatheadshelterfriends501c@gmail.com Dear brothers,‍I want to invite you to next year’s Coram Deo Pastors Workshop on February 13 2025.‍Following up on this year’s multi-day conference with many speakers we are planning for a smaller one-day event next year We will gather around the theme: The Power and Privilege of Preaching: Finding Inspiration and Practical Edification for a Lifetime of Faithful Expository Ministry again the event will be hosted by Clearly Reformed and Christ Covenant Church.‍When: February 13 2025Where: Christ Covenant Church (Matthews North Carolina)Speakers: John Piper and Kevin DeYoungTheme: The Power and Privilege of Preaching‍I consider it one of the greatest privileges of my life that I get to preach the Bible verse by verse preaching for years and decades can also be a grind I hope that this one-day event will help rekindle in us a passion for preaching and remind us of practical strategies for improving as preachers.‍This event will be geared for pastors of all ages and for students preparing for ministry We are limiting the event to 500 registrants so consider signing up soon.‍Your co-laborer in ministry,Kevin DeYoung Deepen your understanding of biblical truth with weekly resources from Clearly Reformed The Flathead County Board of Health released new information on an animal cruelty case in which authorities seized more than 20 dogs from a Coram woman in March KALISPELL, Mont. — The Flathead County Board of Health released new information on an animal cruelty case in which authorities seized more than 20 dogs from a Coram woman in March Officials say one of the 27 dogs seized recently had puppies bringing the total number of dogs in this case now to 34 county officials estimated it would cost roughly $30,000 to care for the dogs the defendant in the case would have to give up the dogs to the county but officials say so far she has refused to do so “They’re starting to look really healthy and look pretty good but there are 37 dogs that we cannot do anything with,” said health officer Jennifer Rankosky The total of 37 dogs include three from a separate animal cruelty case The county can provide the animals minor medical care and vaccines but cannot do any other altering To help the Flathead County Animal Shelter, click here The Flathead County Sheriff's Office seized 27 dogs while serving a search warrant at Candy Jean Evans’ house in Coram Deputies also discovered a dead puppy while searching the home Officials say the dogs were found in unsanitary and uninhabitable conditions Evans pleaded not guilty to one felony count of aggravated animal cruelty Anne Marie Hislop was booked in the Flathead County Detention Center on a pending felony charge of attempted deliberate homicide A 41-year-old woman accused of assaulting a minor and shooting at family members in Coram where she barricaded herself in a residence on Thursday evening has been arrested on a pending felony charge of attempted deliberate homicide according to a Flathead County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) news release Anne Marie Hislop was booked in the Flathead County Detention Center on Nov arrived to a residence on Platte Road in Coram after the reporting party told law enforcement that Hislop physically assaulted a minor She also allegedly shot a firearm at family members as they attempted to flee the residence A standoff ensued shortly after authorities arrived and shots were heard from the residence when authorities attempted contact with Hislop who refused to exit and barricaded herself inside The Flathead County Regional SWAT Team responded and deployed non-lethal pepper munitions into the residence the suspect continued to ignore commands and was eventually detained by a K9 at 8 p.m [email protected] © 2025 Flathead Beacon, All Rights Reserved. Use of this site is subject to the Flathead Beacon's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. — The Flathead County Sheriff's Office seized 27 dogs while serving a search warrant at a residence in Coram on Thursday Deputies discovered a deceased puppy while searching the residence All of the rescued dogs were sent to the Flathead County Animal Shelter for medical care If the community wants to support the animals contact the Flathead County Animal Shelter The Flathead County Sheriff's Office posted the following on Facebook: the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office served a search warrant at a residence in Coram resulting in the seizure of 27 live dogs and the discovery of a deceased puppy The animals were found in unsanitary and uninhabitable conditions with little access to food All rescued dogs have been placed in the care of the Flathead County Animal Shelter where they will receive the necessary medical attention and care pending the disposition of this case Community members who wish to support the welfare of these animals can contact the Flathead County Animal Shelter directly for information on how to help Further details regarding this case will be released as they become available." KALISPELL, Mont. — The 27 dogs that were seized by the Flathead County Sheriff's Office from inhumane conditions in Coram are receiving care at the Flathead County Animal Shelter The Flathead County Animal Shelter reached out to other shelters in Montana to transport 16 other adoptable animals to make room for the dogs involved in the case The dogs are considered part of an active investigation and are not available for adoption at this time The shelter is not accepting any owner surrenders due to the large number of animals in the shelter If you're interested in supporting the care of the animals contact the shelter to make a donation at 406-890-0459 or flatheadshelterfriends501c@gmail.com The Flathead City-County Health Department sent out the following: All rescued dogs were placed in the care of the Flathead County Animal Shelter Flathead County Animal Shelter (FCAS) staff have worked diligently to assess each dog and provide needed medical care To ensure the animals receive the continuous dedicated care that they need FCAS reached out to animal shelters throughout the state for help resulting in the transport of 16 adoptable animals to various other shelters in Montana which helped to make room for the influx of dogs in Flathead County FCAS would like to graciously thank the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter FCAS is still responsible for the care of 27 dogs involved in the case in addition to 10 adoptable dogs currently under their care Due to the large volume of animals in the shelter and increased level of attention that is needed FCAS is not currently accepting owner surrenders; however the shelter will continue to accept animals brought to them through Flathead County Animal Control “We cannot disclose any additional information about the case as it is actively being investigated by the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office,” said Austin Hicks Flathead County Animal Shelter Division Manager we would like to extend our greatest thanks to our fellow shelters across the state and the public for their support throughout this difficult situation.” FCAS is unable to adopt out any of the dogs involved in the case as they are considered part of an active investigation Members of the public that are interested in supporting the care of these animals may do so through making a donation to Flathead Shelter Friends a local non-profit dedicated to improving the quality of life for shelter animals Funds donated will go directly towards the care of dogs from this case for the duration of their stay in the shelter Flathead Shelter Friends can be reached at 406-890-0459 or flatheadshelterfriends501c@gmail.com Coram AI just raised a $13.8 million Series A funding round led by Battery Ventures 8VC and Mosaic Ventures also participated in the round San Francisco-based Coram is an AI security software that uses autonomous agents to monitor locations likes schools The tech offers real-time analysis from security cameras via "virtual security guards," and users can query security footage using plain language a security employee at a hospital or school could ask Coram about an unauthorized person in the building by describing their clothing could identify the person and track their location One of Coram's biggest competitive advantages is that it uses a building's existing security cameras and system rather than requiring a company to install all-new hardware who co-founded Coram alongside Peter Ondruska "Businesses that run the US economy use security cameras that are either extremely archaic or not connected," Jain told BI "Coram brings modern software to existing security cameras with generative AI every camera will be as intelligent as a human being Every business can have hundreds of virtual employees." the Battery partner leading the Coram deal the co-founders' backgrounds in machine learning and computer vision make the startup especially well-poised to win in security Both Jain and Ondruska have Ph.D.s in robotics and met while working in Lyft's self-driving car division "Video AI holds the promise to put a highly vigilant digital observer behind each of the many millions of cameras watching over our workplaces this can enhance both our safety and our privacy by focusing detection only on dangerous or unlawful behavior." AI agents are overtaking multiple industries from enterprise to sales to the legal industry A growing number of startups are cropping up in the cybersecurity space and have raised funding last year — including 7AI which raised a $36 million seed round in June; Astrix Security which raised a $45 million Series B in December; and Torq which raised both a $42 million Series B round and a $70 million Series C round in the last 12 months Jain said that Coram will be focusing on various product launches — its first is AI gun-detection software with instant alerts — as well as shoring up its hardware offerings "We're addressing diverse needs for different types of companies and teams," Jain said it's useful when there's a safety incident — it's buying you time." Here's an exclusive look at the six-slide pitch deck Coram AI used to raise its Series A funding round Coram Deo Academy is relocating to Richardson according to documents filed with the state and covers businesses and restaurants in Collin and Dallas counties He joined Community Impact in June 2023 and previously covered the cities of Wylie Coram House is an abandoned orphanage on the shores of Lake Champlain in Vermont though — about a girl pushed out a second-story window a boy electrocuted trying to climb a fence a nine-year-old boy named Tommy who disappeared one day Some say he drowned in the lake as part of a “swimming lesson;” others say he simply ran away But the truth is what Alex Kelley is there to find out and so when the offer to ghostwrite a book about the orphanage comes along “Walked away from the apartment I’ve lived in for seven years Agreed to ghostwrite a book with a complete stranger All kinds of crosscurrents swirl around that place — histories and old animosities that bleed into the present everybody is hiding something: “The story feels like a tree Every time I manage to ask one question or find a new piece of information the story branches out into three more questions growing thinner and harder to grasp as it grows toward the sun.” and atmospheric writing that makes you feel the cold and hear the creak of the floorboards Coram House is a haunted — and haunting — novel the true monsters are the ones you cannot predict “When I first moved to Burlington,” the author says looming brick building overlooking Lake Champlain a Catholic orphanage that had closed back in the 70s so Christine Kenneally had just published an in-depth investigation into the abuses at St Joseph’s (she later expanded this into an excellent book — my narrator would have been proud And I think it was that disconnect between surface — historic building nice view — and the horror of what had happened there that planted the seed in my brain waiting for the right conditions to thrive “For anyone who’s curious about the true history of St I cannot recommend Christine Kenneally’s Ghosts of the Orphanage enough “I grew up as a voracious and eclectic reader — horror classics — which I think really shaped my love for genre fiction but also my demand for sharply-written sentences “There were a few books in particular I kept coming back to while I wrote Coram House What she calls “writerly jobs” helped as well: “My first job out of college was as a copyeditor at the Vietnam News in Hanoi This was the official English language newspaper of the communist government of Vietnam pretending I knew marketing to get a job in tech — mostly writing headlines for emails “But here’s the thing: it’s all storytelling And nothing trains you to be an editor of your own work like copywriting And even if it’s a whole book: “I always shy away from talking about process because it feels like I’m imposing order on it in hindsight when in reality it is very chaotic and mysterious (even to me) “Joan Didion wrote that her notebook was filled with ‘bits of the mind’s string too short to use.’ Which is sometimes what writing a book feels like to me Like I’m collecting pieces of string — whether it’s an image a setting — and then figuring out how to tie them together.” Also varied: her experiences in finding a publisher I wrote a Middle Grade novel and went through the entire soul-crushing query-and-rejection process So I feel deeply for all writers in it now I had a non-murdery drawer novel to share with my seven-year-old She’s a pretty harsh critic and gave it a thumbs-up It took me almost three years to write it — though between having an infant it sometimes feels like a miracle I ever did Then I sent my first query — and I think it was only six weeks from that point to when my agent sold the book.” Next up is a novel set on an island in Maine She won’t say much about it — “It’s nearly done though I’m sure I’ve jinxed myself saying that out loud.” But notes “I find islands so fascinating – the isolation the way microcultures develop and people know each other for generations It feels like fertile ground for a mystery.” She studied literature at Brown University and creative writing at Concordia University © 2025 BookTrib.. 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They all are in compliance now and back in school Mills’ arrest comes as the health department is deciding whether to levy administrative fines against Julie DeVuono, a former Amityville nurse practitioner who the state suspects falsified more than 1,500 pediatric vaccinations Newsday reported in February that the health department sent subpoenas to 91 Long Island school districts because it suspected students there may have fraudulent vaccine records There are four confirmed measles cases in New York Two of the falsified vaccination records tied to the 17 counts against Mills were for purported measles Mills’ alleged fraud "is probably the tip of the iceberg," said Donna Hallas director of the pediatric nurse practitioner program at the New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing Vaccines protect children and adults who can't get vaccinated for medical reasons, and others who are unvaccinated, Hallas said. Before measles vaccines, about 48,000 people a year were hospitalized and 400 to 500 people died in the United States of the disease according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 'This is my choice to get vaccinated or not,' " Hallas said "It’s for public health protection." Hallas said misinformation is muddying pro-vaccine messaging from public health agencies and leading parents to seek ways to avoid vaccinations for their children "People listen to incorrect information," Hallas said "and they cause either harm to themselves or harm to the public." was arrested Tuesday and charged with 17 felony counts in connection with falsifying the vaccination records of eight Middle Country Central School District children She forged real health care professionals’ signatures and submitted forms The school district detected the fraud and reported it The eight children were excluded from school until they could show they obtained or were in the process of obtaining vaccinations that are required by state law to attend school Middle Country Superintendent Roberta Gerold said Get the latest stories every week about health and wellness covering topics from medicine and mental health to updates on the coronavirus and new research By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy Updated 48 minutes ago Officer slashed in Amity Harbor .. Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months — The Flathead County Sheriff's Office released the identity of the suspect connected to a SWAT response in Coram Thursday evening is in custody at the Flathead County Detention Center Deputies responded to a reported disturbance near Platte Road where a woman "allegedly physically assaulted a 13-year-old family member and shot a firearm at family members" fleeing the residence After deputies established and contained a perimeter who reportedly remained inside the residence officials heard shots fired inside the residence Hislop allegedly refused to leave and barricaded inside The Flathead County Regional SWAT Team arrived on scene and used non-lethal pepper ammunitions to get Hislop to surrender officials used a K-9 to detain Hislop at approximately 8 p.m The Flathead County Sheriff's Office released the following information: KALISPELL — Candy Evans of Coram has been charged with felony aggravated animal cruelty after 27 dogs were found living in unsanitary conditions on her property Charging documents state that officers visited Evans's property on Bear Street in Coram for several dog-related incidents since August of 2024 refused to relinquish her dogs after numerous requests Charging documents state that the dogs were suffering from severe neglect and the death of a puppy was directly attributed to a lack of adequate food and care The Flathead County Animal Shelter said animal shelters from across the state have helped transfer and take care of 16 of the rescued dogs The animal shelter is taking care of the remaining dogs which are not up for adoption at this time as the case proceeds Report a typo In this image taken from video provided by the Jonesboro who is handcuffed in the back seat of a police car Former Jonesboro Police Officer Joseph Tucker Harris was arrested on Tuesday on charges of felony charges of aggravated assault Harris was released from a county detention center on $15,000 bond The federal lawsuit Coram filed against Harris the city of Jonesboro and Jonesboro’s police chief over the beating is scheduled to go to trial in May 2026 Coram’s lawsuit claims his constitutional rights were violated Coram is wearing a hospital gown and choking himself with a seatbelt wrapped around his neck as the car is moving Harris opens the door and punches and elbows Coram several times in the face as he unwinds the belt Harris later slams the car door against Coram’s head Coram had been taken to the hospital after ingesting a baggie of fentanyl and had run away from the hospital when he panicked He had wrapped the seatbelt around his neck to try and gag himself to dislodge the fentanyl he believed was still in his system CORAM — A locally owned business in Coram called “Park Provisions” aims to be a one-stop shop for hungry adventure goers and travelers heading to Glacier National Park Park Provisions specializes in locally sourced homemade meals “This is a small community and we’ve seen a trend over the years of businesses going seasonal for those of us who live here year-round what we need is to have our restaurant and a local community hub open,” said Park Provisions Owner Stacey Schnebel Schnebel and her husband Seth have owned and operated the popular Stonefly Lounge in Coram for the last 16 years.  Just down the street “I’m inspired by the whole commissary food and grab-and-go food movement but I want to know that there are hands making that food fresh every day in the kitchen you can see the folks in our kitchen doing that all day every day,” said Schnebel and soups made from scratch are all on the menu at Park Provisions with dine-in and grab-and-go options The homemade pies have gained a cult following after being introduced at the Stonefly two years ago “They are famous for their scratch-made crust some of our custom flavors include chicken cordon bleu and a Cubano pie sky is the limit when it comes to our selections.” Stacey said the fresh healthy food is perfect for those looking for an easy take-home meal or a to-go lunch to take on your outdoor adventure “You can pop one of those in your oven at home 25 minutes later have a scratch-made meal that is hot and delicious and zero mess at home.” Gavin Thatcher — works for Tour Glacier offering outdoor adventures across Northwest Montana — said they stop at Park Provisions to grab “Adventure Meals” for their clients “Coming to a place like this where I know it’s people that are local owners of places in the canyon that make great quality stuff with Montana products Park Provisions also offers last-minute essentials for your outdoor adventure we’re not talking about break-the-bank outdoor gear we’re talking about the things that can actually make your day like bear spray which is easy to get with just a quick stop here,” said Stacey Stacey said she’s proud of the fact that Park Provisions is locally owned and has locally sourced meals with local employees we’re a family-owned and operated business as is our other business Stonefly Lounge and the other businesses that occupy Coram Park Provisions is located at 10126 Hwy 2 E, Coram. They are currently open seven days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. More information can be found here. The Richardson City Plan Commission recommended approval of a special permit for Coram Deo Academy to move its Dallas campus to Richardson during the Aug 7 meeting (Connor Pittman/Community Impact) Connor is a government reporter covering city councils of Coppell He graduated from Southern Methodist University with a degree in journalism and political science CVS Health will stop providing many infusion services and close or sell 29 pharmacies in the coming months CVS Health captured approximately 15% of the infusion services market and Bourne estimated that Coram generated an approximate $3.8 billion in annual revenue infusion services providers have faced steady headwinds over the past two years challenging the profitability of the venture Nationwide nursing labor shortages have hit the infusion industry hard because infusion therapy can require a 1-to-1 nurse-to-patient ratio and must be performed by nurses with specialized training Training requirements can push compensation for infusion nurses up 10% to 20% higher than nonspecialized nurses In 2022, CVS Health closed 36 of its 71 Coram clinics and laid off 2,000 employees including dietitians A KFF News report attributed the closure to high overhead costs associated with providing infusion services “Providers of infused medications have continued to face a challenging environment for their most highly specialized and Coram has not been immune to these challenges,” a CVS spokesperson said about the most recent closures we have reevaluated our service offerings.” CVS Health said it would layoff 2,900 employees amid a multibillion dollar cost saving initiative The company may be exploring breaking up its insurance and retail businesses Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts Kennedy's views on vaccines in particular are causing alarm among some physicians and investors The Biden administration is attempting to push through a slew of reforms to the controversial MA program in its final months in power though it will need the Trump administration’s buy-in to get them across the finish line The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines Support provided by Northwell’s Mather Hospital, which delivers the five-star difference in exceptional care and is ranked by Medicare in the top 5% of hospitals nationwide for overall clinical performance and patient experience A 27-year-old Coram woman’s sudden passing has left her grieving family seeking support to cover funeral expenses launched a GoFundMe campaign to help with the costs of saying goodbye The fundraiser had accumulated $3,700 from 42 donations through Thursday morning remembered for her warm presence and radiant smile Visitation services were held Wednesday at Michael J Castro of Ronkonkoma shared her grief in a touching tribute to her little sister I miss you so much,” Castro wrote on an obituary tribute page hosted by the funeral home “I would give anything to hear your voice and hold you “I recently lost my younger sister very unexpectedly I’m trying to raise money for funeral costs to be able to say goodbye.” The GoFundMe page remains open You can click the button below to contribute Tap here to see what’s happening Log in to comment on videos and join in on the fun Watch the live stream of Fox News and full episodes Reduce eye strain and focus on the content that matters KALISPELL — Flathead Electric Cooperative has announced a planned power outage for early Thursday to repair the distribution electric system in the Hungry Horse-Coram area The outage will begin at approximately 1 a.m FEC reports approximately 1,350 members in the Hungry Horse During the outage, impacted members outage can stay up to date by visiting the Co-op’s Outage Center Members with questions can call FEC at 406-751-4483 2024 at 9:23 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}As dry conditions continued on Thursday local firefighters doused at least two brush fires in Brookhaven Town NY — As dry conditions continued on Thursday just north of Granny Road in Coram at around 10:38 a.m Firefighters contained the fire to around a quarter of an acre, and it took around 90 minutes to extinguish, News 12 reported The second one broke out at the intersection of Clusterpine Street and Jamaica Avenue in Medford just before 5 p.m. The New York region has seen a spike in brush fires amid the lack of significant rainfall recently A series of at least three fires are being investigated by Suffolk Arson Squad detectives A volunteer firefighter has been arrested in connection with a separate wildfire in Medford The largest fire to date has been dubbed the Jennings Creek Wildfire on the border of New York and New Jersey where an 18-year-old forest ranger was killed in the firefighting efforts on Saturday A state-wide burn ban remains in effect until Nov Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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We chat with author Bailey Seybolt about Coram House which is a haunting novel—inspired by a true story—about a crime writer who risks everything as she investigates the mystery of two deaths I’ve always made my living as a writer but that’s taken different forms—travel marketing—and now I’m working on a new novel actual people wrote those books—not mythic figures in a tower somewhere And even longer to realize that I might be one of those people one day So Coram House takes inspiration from a real life place: St I used to walk by this beautiful brick building perched on a hill with dramatic views of Lake Champlain I felt the building should have been marked somehow Tenacity and patience (still working on that one) publishing is a long road that involves an unpublished novel or two in a drawer somewhere But everything I’ve finished has taught me to be a better writer and editor of my own work See alsoFive Cross Country Road Trips Inspired ‘No Funny Business’ A woman reluctantly returns to her family home on an island in Maine It’s got an elderly mother with an acid tongue who is the most fun to write Heartwood by Amity Gaige (also out this month) is phenomenal I love books that really draw you into the setting and the woods come alive in this one beautifully designed and comes with everything you need to engage your visitors and increase conversions Dear Brother Pastor,I could not have been more pleased with the way the Lord blessed us at the inauguralCoram Deo Pastors Conference over a year ago It was also a wonderful time this pastFebruary at the Pastors Workshop with John Piper that Iwant to invite you to the second Coram Deo Pastors Conference in 2026 This event ishosted by Clearly Reformed and Christ Covenant Church where I have the privilege ofserving as senior pastor.We look forward to once again filling our sanctuary with nearly 2,000 pastors and churchleaders at Christ Covenant Church in Matthews 2026.Our aim remains the same: we want to strengthen pastors and church leaders (and theirwives Our prayer—and we really have peoplepraying—is that everyone who attends the conference will leave feeling encouraged and recharged for faithfulness in ministry.We have deliberately tried to organize the conference with three kinds of messages in mind:expositional sermons and messages that address current “hottopics.” The three panels will follow the same pattern We hope this approach enables theconference to cover a variety of topics while also being clear about what the variousmessages are trying to accomplish.In the weeks ahead we will get more information on the website about texts we can let you know that we are thrilled with the men who haveagreed to teach and preach for us next year: John Piper I will alsobe speaking and leading the panels.We continue to believe there is much to be gained by hosting the conference at a localchurch (even if that means our space is limited) We will still have a great bookstore,exhibitors But we also hope for the “feel” of thechurch The music will once again be led by Nathan Clark George as he collaborates with other musicians from inside and outside ourchurch.I love being a pastor which is why I hope you will consider joining us atthe Coram Deo Pastors Conference in 2026 and wepray that the Spirit will be at work as well.In Christ 2025 at 3:44 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}A crash caused all lanes to close on State Route 112 in Coram on Friday afternoon NY — All lanes on New York State Route 112 in Coram closed on Friday because of a crash at Patchogue Mount Sinai Road; CR 83 (Brookhaven)