DIXFIELD – The Greenwood Cemetery has been the target of several acts of vandalism and theft during the past three weeks.

Sgt. Jeff Howe said both planted and artificial flowers have been stolen, along with several bronze markers that identify veterans’ graves and the future site of gravestones.

The cemetery borders Pine and Weld streets.

Howe said the acts are disturbing to the families of people buried in the cemetery.

“It appears to be random vandalism,” he said, adding that no one grave site has been targeted.

Anyone with any information on the matter is asked to call the Dixfield Police Department at 562-4517.

The theft of a camper refrigerator was reported at 10:42 a.m. June 7. The owner said the small refrigerator was taken from a storage shed next to a camper lot at Rover Campgrounds on Severy Hill. The door hinge pins were removed to gain access to the shed. The refrigerator is valued at about $150.

And a High Street resident reported at 11 a.m. June 7 that someone had smashed the rear window on her vehicle as it was parked in her driveway. The window is valued at $150.