Fire Crews Extinguish Two-Garage Fire on High Street, More News from Around the Region

SHARON 

Sharon Fire Department Contains Garage Fire on High Street 

The Sharon Fire Department responded to a call at a High Street home Tuesday, after receiving reports of a fire in a two-car garage.

Upon arrival, crews found heavy fire in the garage, approximately 20 feet from the house. One car and three motor cycles were in the garage, along with one other vehicle just outside the garage.

Fire crews were able to contain the fire to the garage and vehicles, according to reports. The Canton Fire Department assisted with extinguishing the blaze.

CANTON

Massachusetts State Police Make Six Arrests at Canton Checkpoint

The Massachusetts State Police conducted a checkpoint on Neponset Street in Canton Friday, April 5. State Police conducted a checkpoint on Neponset Street in Canton, April 5, resulting in the arrest of six people for OUI alcohol and drugs with two criminal summons and issued 88 civil motor vehicle citations.

STOUGHTON

Owl Rescued at Cedar Hill Golf Course in Stoughton

Stoughton Police, with the help of some volunteers, rescued an owl stuck in netting at the Cedar Hill Golf Course on Park St. in Stoughton on March 30. 

Police received a call reporting the incident at 9:18 a.m., less than two hours before the start of the Stoughton Community Events Committee's Annual Easter Egg Hunt, which was set to take place at Cedar Hill.

WALPOLE

Walpole Police arrested a Maple Street man this week on multiple charges stemming from a domestic incident Sunday that resulted in the man allegedly pushing his girlfriend, grappling with the woman for a 9-month-old baby boy and punching a dog repeatedly in the face during a drunken argument, police said.

Christopher R. DeChellis, 36, of Walpole was arrested after the alleged altercation, police said, and charged with domestic assault and battery, animal cruelty and child endangerment.

NORWOOD

Get a full roundup of health inspection reports at various establishments in the Norwood area.

DEDHAM

Dedham Officials Review Rustcraft Road Property for Potential Municipal Use

Officials in Dedham walked through a massive 190,000-square-foot building on Rustcraft Road Wednesday to evaluate whether the property would be a good fit for several municipal offices in town.

The property, at 150 Rustcraft Rd. in Dedham, is owned by the Davis Companies which bought the site in February at auction.

Davis Companies is willing to work with Dedham to either lease or sell the building to the town, Town Administrator Bill Keegan said.