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Police were on the scene investigating a suspicious death at the end of Trail's End Road in Hampton Feb. 19.

UPDATE: P.E.I. RCMP focus on separate scenes in two suspicious deaths

Tattoo artist Artie Gautreau cuts a steel sheet he plans to use during renovations at his shop, Extreme Ink, in Charlottetown. Gautreau lost part of one leg after someone used a vehicle to pin him against the building of his shop on Dec. 23.

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Former P.E.I. Rocket captain Josh Currie is preparing for his upcoming pro season. He skated Thursday with other Island-based pros and members of the UPEI Panthers men's hockey team in Pownal.

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Onlookers watch a fire being extinguished on a Ford F-150 outside of Wendy's in Charlottetown Saturday.

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Wendy Toy holds a photo of her with her late husband Ron St. Onge who was an avid blood donor. Next to her is the bandage from her first time giving blood and a certificate from Canadian Blood Services for the blood clinic held each year in honour of St. Onge. This year’s clinic in memory of St. Onge is being held today.

Blood drive in honour of Stratford man being held Tuesday, Feb. 19

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Gabrielle Richard of Maid Marian’s Diner holds one of the English-to-Spanish translated menus on Thursday.

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Published: Dec 15, 2018 at 5 p.m.

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THREE RIVERS – A Nine Mile Creek woman was sentenced to seven days in jail for failing a breath test after losing control of her vehicle.

Alicia Dawn MacArthur, 22, was also fined $1,000 and ordered to pay $300 victims of crime surcharge.

MacArthur flipped her vehicle after losing control while travelling west on Route 3 in Summerville.

She only suffered minor injuries but was assisted by passersby in getting out of the vehicle.

“She was lucky that she got away with only minor injuries,’’ Crown attorney Nathan Beck told provincial court Thursday.

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