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"He fought for them," Colleagues said of Capt. Edwin Post and the Black troops.

Fairfax NAACP forum spotlights anti-Black bias in schools after a Thoreau Middle School mother shares her son’s experience.
A stream of thunderstorms moving through the state after a tornado watch was issued by forecasters downed trees and limbs across the state.
The Silicon Valley Scholars program offers free summer classes and other STEM learning opportunities for K-12 students.
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The former Boston resident is serving two life terms and another 45 years on top of them.
Mario M. Monserrate Morgan was arrested on a single felony count, accused of robbing a bank on Main Street on June 9.
The suspect, a former student of the private boys high school, allegedly sought a $200,000 payment from the school, according to police.
The new “Party on the Midway” show brings music, trivia, games and family-friendly dancing to Adventureland this summer.
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The man is charged with aggravated battery to a peace officers and resisting/obstructing a peace officer.
Despite public scrutiny, the property owner claims demolition and redevelopment will help keep the bar and music venue's rent low.
The group will perform "Shrek Jr.: The Musical" this weekend.
A group of students from Bella Vista and Vista Grand elementary schools received two first place awards, and the Renaissance Award.
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Eleven candidates are on the ballot in November's Fairfax City Council race, while two new candidates are seeking the open mayor's seat.
Libby, a golden retriever startled by a loud noise 3 years ago, stays a step ahead of rescuers. But where there’s kindness, there’s hope.
The proposal to demolish two buildings at 330 Ogden Ave. and construct a new auto dealership had its first reading Tuesday.
The Select Board began the process of determining a scoring structure for the Request for Proposal at the former Hawthorne property.
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The L.O.C.A.L. Small Business Grant program awarded funding to 20 Suffolk County businesses and 20 Nassau County businesses.
Shamik Mukherjee defended his title last month to become a two-time National Geography Champion.
Marie Winiarz, who said her mom came up with the secret to hulling a perfect strawberry at Mattituck Strawberry Festival, shares memories.
The law creates statewide standards for e-bikes, e-scooters and other micromobility devices, with more rules for faster devices.
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New Lenox D122 Band Director Kyle Rinke this spring gave members of Martino Jr. High band an experience they'll never forget.
President Trump was cheered at a “patriotic” birthday spectacle – and booed by these NJ demonstrators. Here’s why they hit the streets.
The closure marks the end of an era for a neighborhood staple known for its old-New York atmosphere.
The blaze that started at the Hemet Cornerstone gymnasium "could have been much worse," the Executive Pastor says.
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The Swampscott Select Board voted to approve the license for the temporary tenant of the town-owned property.
Local screening tied to The Balance Project brings parents together to discuss technology, family life, and offline play.
The liquor store on State Street will move to Ninth Street.
The townhouse complex and apartment building project is being proposed on a 45-acre lot along Valley Road in Hillsborough Township.
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Families questioned proposed Washington School changes as district outlines enrollment, staffing, and space constraints.
The Brick Township girl's clinging jellyfish sting perplexed doctors and her family; she is believed to be the first child stung in NJ.
"I basically dropped out of one college and then went to the University of Rock 'n Roll," Dennis Arfa said.
Major upgrades are being proposed at the nearly 6-acre waterfront property, according to documents submitted to the town.
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Doug Auld has run a New Jersey adult hockey league for nearly 50 years, bringing together players ages 18 to 73.
StarKist, Feed the Children and Cornerstones distributed food and household essentials to 400 families in Northern Virginia.
An evening venue with late night ambitions, Duke's is asking the city to OK expanding beyond its current bar operations.
A new ordinance sets limits on drone use in public spaces, with some residents raising concerns about recreation in parks.
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Patch asked Jeanine Driscoll several questions ahead of the Republican primary in New York’s 4th district. Here are her responses.
Readers debate when it’s appropriate to correct bad manners, how to do it without shaming someone, and whether public civility is fading.
Patch asked Marvin Williams several questions ahead of the Republican primary in New York’s 4th district. Here are his responses.
The donation from the Bernards Township Education Foundation will fund 12 school grants.
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