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There’s an old saying that goes something like: A balanced diet is a cookie in each hand.
With that in mind, the organizers of the second annual Amherst Cookie Crawl have extended the time participants have to collect the delightful treats from the participating local businesses as this year’s event is scheduled for the evening of Friday, Dec. 6, and Saturday, Dec. 7.
Stefan Deuville says he’s found a home with the Amherst Police Department.
“I have experienced a few different places as a police officer, and from my experiences, Amherst, for me, is the best place to work,” Deuville said, shortly after becoming a full-time constable with the Amherst Police Department.
The Truro native’s appointment went into effect on Nov. 10, 2019.
Caitlin MacKenzie is living her dream – walking the beat as a full-time police officer.
The native Springhiller’s dream came true when she joined the Amherst Police Department as a full-time constable on Nov. 24, 2019.
“We welcome Caitlin to the department,” Police Chief Dwayne Pike said. “She gained a lot of experience working part time with the University of Prince Edward Island’s police force and the Charlottetown police department that is proving beneficial here.
There’s a new full-time police officer walking the beat in the Town of Amherst.
If his face looks familiar, it’s because Const. Tristan Follows has been working part time for the Amherst Police Department for nearly a year.
“I’m looking forward to getting a house, having a family, a normal lifestyle and developing my career as a police officer,” Follows said, after his appointment as a full-time officer was confirmed.