The 555, Scam alert: Five things to know in Burrillville this week

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Debra Cullerton of Little Acre Farm at 41 Hill Road in Harrisville is reminding locals that if they have extra pumpkins they don't want or some to dispose of after the season is over, goats love them. The gourds are healthy for goats, chickens and sheep, and can help with worms.

Virtual programs to begin at Pascoag library

Pascoag Public Library at 57 Church St. will hold Virtual Story Time for kids ages 6 months to 4 years on Thursdays from October 1 through November 6 from 11-11:30 a.m. The events will include puppets, stories, music and crafts. Email [email protected] to register and receive the zoom link.

Also starting October 1, the library will offer Grab and Go Crafts for ages 4 and up. Supplies are limited and participants should call the library to reserve a craft bag at (401) 568-6226.

The 555 at the farmhouse

555 Paranormal Productions will hold an investigation at the Farm On Round Top, aka the Conjuring House on Friday, Sept. 25 from 6:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets cost $155 per person and only a few are still available.

The event is hosted by Brandie Wells, owner of Keene Intuition , Psychic Parties of New England and The 555 Para-Psychic Investigations.

For tickets or more information contact Wells at [email protected]

Blue & Red Rally

A community rally in support of Burrillville police, firefighters and first responders will be held on Saturday, Oct. 24 at 1 p.m. at the Stillwater Mill Pavilion.

Visit NRI NOW for more information about the event as the date approaches.

Debra Cullerton of Little Acre Farm at 41 Hill Road in Harrisville is reminding locals that if they have extra pumpkins they don’t want or some to dispose of after the season is over, goats love them. The gourds are healthy for goats, chickens and sheep, and can help with worms.

Scam alert

The Burrillville Police Department is currently investigating a scam where an apartment for rent is listed on an online classified website such as Craigslist. The ad lists the address of the apartment at 163 Laurel Ridge Ave. in Pascoag. Once contact is made and an online agreement is made, the seller asks the victim send funds via a money transfer app such as Zelle, or PayPal to hold the apartment before the victim has a chance to view it in person. When the victim shows up to view the apartment, they learn it is not for rent.

Police are warning residents not respond to any online ads for an apartment for rent at the above address, and never to transfer funds to an unknown source before viewing an apartment.

Anyone who has sent funds to someone regarding the above address is asked to contact the Burrillville Police Department at (401) 568-6255.

Town meetings

The Burrillville Redevelopment Agency will hold a meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. Residents can attend virtually with the agenda and instructions found here.

The Burrillville Town Council will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 23 starting at 7 p.m. The agenda and instructions to attend via Zoom can be found here.

The Oakland/Mapleville Fire District will hold their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 23 starting at 7 p.m. An agenda and instructions to attend virtually can be found here.

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