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Public Works says cameras will target high-injury corridors and school zones, with warnings beginning before citations are issued.

Waterford RTM approved utility funding, accepted a $15,000 donation and referred public comment guidelines for review.
Experts say the strongest warning isn't panic—it is the rare chance to prepare months before the biggest storms arrive.
New Milford voters will consider $803,194 in capital reserve spending at a Special Town Meeting on Aug. 24.
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Temecula, prepare yourself for a weekend of five-star luxury, wine, and polo, with plenty of shade and, yes, divot stomping.
An election lawyer disagreed with the Elmhurst Park District's legal basis for denying voters.
Grady and Deputy Police Chief Brian Spolar are among 19 certified therapy canine teams in Illinois.
Harford Bank is hosting the Sit. Stay. Save. campaign to benefit the HSHC with the help of Remy who was crowned "top dog" in a contest.
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A Chevy Suburban was struck and then went into a pole, Suffolk police say.
Ridgefield Prevention Council discussed parent programs, Drug Take-Back Day, SpireBALL and fall prevention initiatives.
The Select Board voted 3-2 to disquality any development proposals that include apartments or condos.
The court would occupy a space that last operated as an animal hospital.
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There are unconfirmed reports Adam Sandler was spotted in Keansburg on Wednesday.
A federal complaint sheds new light on the case after a Downey man was charged in connection with the weekend arrest.
Town officials marked Matthew Coppler’s last formal meeting.
Wheatsworth Properties Urban Renewal, LLC, is appealing the NJDOT's decision to deny its road opening application on Route 202/206.
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Emergency responders rushed to the field where a small aircraft made an emergency landing.
Community turnout, creative costumes and a refreshed layout gave this year's event the feel of a welcome return to form.
National Night Out on Tuesday night was deemed a success, with police and others working to help build community in the capital region.
Koakuma, a 19-seat counter-service restaurant serving "New York Japanese," is set to replace a former Italian coffee bar.
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The Advocate Health facility will begin seeing District 225 students and staff members later this month.
Curious wine lovers, vineyard guides, and an 80s cover band turned a milestone anniversary into a Sonoma experience.
The trustee took the helm of a Florida company in May.
Brian Ryno launched EatShirts, a small family-run food-themed t-shirt brand based in Raritan.
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Actor and journalist Mike Houlihan's annual film festival returns to Wilmette in September for its fifth local anniversary.
The City of Long Beach approved the purchasing of EV charging stations at its Tuesday meeting, here’s where they’ll go.
Wonder has opened in Bowie with 20 participating restaurants under one roof, including Bobby Flay Steak and Detroit Brick Pizza Co.
After losing her mother to cancer, Dr. Jennifer Scott Miceli founded a Huntington choir that helps survivors and families heal through song.
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The referendum will ask voters whether Lacey should authorize $45 million in bonds for a YMCA facility.
The owners of Plug Uglies say they'll give the longtime pub space a facelift while keeping it a welcoming neighborhood destination.
The Memorial Road restaurant will allow diners to combine dishes from more than 20 menus in one dine-in, pickup or delivery order.
The City of Long Beach approved a plan to borrow $26 million for capital projects Tuesday night. See what's on the list of expenses here.
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Wednesday's meeting will be held at the Lemont Township Community Center, 16300 Alba St., at 6:30 p.m.
A new poll found affordability tops voters' concerns as Zillow points to Connecticut's housing shortage.
Traffic will be temporarily rerouted to minimize congestion in the work area.
The Arlington Heights program will feature surveillance equipment, covert cameras and other tools used by licensed investigators.
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Three ordinances introduced July 27 aim to address safety concerns and rising system costs.
Commission will meet next week in an electronic session to consider historic preservation actions affecting several properties.
Dispatchers are "the first, first responders" as their voices provide life-saving instructions, Commissioner Rudolph Sunderman says.
Catholic Charities Stamford: Home of New Covenant Center will combine all services Catholic Charities offers in the area under one roof.
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