ROCKPORT, Mass. (AP) - A state police spokesman says an intensive investigation, including divers and boats, has found no trace of a 2-year-old girl who disappeared last week from a Rockport beach, and has found no evidence she was a crime victim.
    
David Procopio said Wednesday divers will search again offshore on Thursday for Caleigh Anne Harrison of Gloucester. No more searches are scheduled unless there is new evidence.
    
Procopio said 24 divers along with boats worked Wednesday off Cape Hedge beach, near Long Beach where she was last seen while playing with her mother and 4-year-old sister.  Her mother says she turned away from the girls for about two minutes to retrieve a ball, and Caleigh was gone when she returned.
    
Family members are circulating pictures of Caleigh, hoping someone may have seen her.

The Stewart’s Holiday Match Grant checks have been mailed to non-profit organizations who will be receiving the Stewart’s Holiday Match funds.

The money was given by customers and the company and it will help local children’s charities in the 30 counties where there are Stewart’s locations. The 1,455 checks total in $1.4 million in grants. Stewart’s credits the success of the program to their customers, dedicated shop partners and media partners.

“That is a 3 percent increase in the number of Holiday Match grants, compared to last year,” said Susan Dake, Stewart’s Foundation President in a statement. “Thanks to the generosity of our customers, in this flat economy, we were able to respond to the additional requests and bring the total to over $16 million in contributions for the 25 year old program.”

Berkshire Community College will host Quickbook seminars on March, 2, 9, 16 and 30.

The level one seminars will take place on March 2 and 9 and the level two seminars will take place on March 16 and 30. The seminars will be at the college from 9 a.m. to 1p.m.

The cost will be $45 per person and that will include a Quickbook instruction booklet. There will be a 32 person limit for each class due to the availability of computers.

Interested participants can become a new member of the Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce and they will be able to send one person to the seminar for free.

This offer is valid as long as space is available. Click here for more Chamber information.