PROVIDENCE, R.I.

Teen will face more charges related to fatal van accident

More charges have been filed against a 14-year-old boy accused of crashing a stolen van into a car in Providence, killing a 9-year-old girl.

Authorities said the boy was charged Friday with breaking and entering, larceny and leaving the scene of an accident. He’s already been charged with operating to endanger, death resulting.

Police said the new charges are related to the boy’s alleged break into the Nickerson House Community Center, from where he allegedly stole the van involved in the accident.

Police say they were pursuing the boy on Route 10 last Saturday when he crossed the median and crashed head-on with a car, killing 9-year-old Alexis Silva, a fourth-grader from Cranston.

WATERVILLE VALLEY, N.H.

Crews find hiker, 64, dead, caught in debris of river

New Hampshire authorities said a hiker has died after falling and being swept down a river.

Fish and Game Department Lt. Jim Goss said 64-year-old Wilfred Chalut of Hudsonville, Mich., was hiking Friday afternoon along Sabbaday Falls in Waterville Valley with his family.

Goss said it was raining and Chalut slipped and fell into the Swift River.

Goss said crews found him dead about 9:45 a.m. Saturday, caught up in debris in the center of the river.

BOSTON

Foundation will celebrate Coolidge with symposium

The Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation will hold its 50th anniversary symposium Thursday at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.

Foundation Executive Director Joan Randall said “Silent Cal’s” anti-tax stance of the 1920s resonates with many Americans today.