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Deerfield, IL|
Missing Man Table Honors Those Who Never Returned At Deerfield Village Hall
The display precedes Deerfield's Field of Honor, which will bring 600 American flags to Jewett Park Nov. 9 through Nov. 13.
Eric DeGrechie, Patch Staff
Fairfield, CT|
Fairfield TPZ Approves 80-Foot Athletic Field Lights Despite Neighborhood Concerns
Zoning commissioners reject proposed school exclusions amid debate over residential impacts, property values and oversight.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
Granby-East Granby, CT|
Granby Details Financing For Schools, Library And Park Projects
Granby voters will consider five separate capital project questions in a Dec. 8 referendum.
Jay Kenney, Patch Staff
Los Angeles, CA|
In-N-Out Owner Names 3 States That Could Be Next As Burger Chain Expands
The burger chain's existing distribution network could help determine where new restaurants open as it pushes eastward, its owner says.
Chris Lindahl, Patch Staff
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New Lenox, IL|
New Lenox 'Luxe & Little' Brings Beauty, Glam Indulgence To Mother-Daughter Duos
Luxe & Little Glam House brings glam and beauty services to a pink space designed for women and the little girls they love.
Lauren Traut, Patch Staff
Darien, IL|
Hinsdale District 86 Likely To Go $82M In Debt, Projects Unclear
The district is not "keeping up" with maintaining its campus buildings, an official said.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Woodbury-Middlebury, CT|
Middlebury Selectmen Reject Hawkeye Farm Committee, Approve Mailbox Damage Policy
Middlebury selectmen rejected a Hawkeye Farm study committee proposal and approved a mailbox policy, bond release and appointments.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
Pittsburgh, PA|
Pittsburgh Restaurant Hit With Consumer Alert
See what a health department inspector found while examining this well-known restaurant.
Eric Heyl, Patch Staff
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Middletown, NJ|
Former Middletown BOE Member Joe Fitzgerald Acquitted Of All Crimes
Fitzgerald and his legal team speak:
Carly Baldwin, Patch Staff
Basking Ridge, NJ|
Bernards Township BOE Urges Families To Press Lawmakers On School Health Cost Bill
After a statewide school boards workshop, Bernards officials outlined funding concerns and a parent outreach plan.
Alexis Tarrazi, Patch Staff
Ocean City, NJ|
Airport Project Moves Forward In Ocean City
The new airport terminal is moving closer to construction.
Veronica Flesher, Patch Staff
Mill Valley, CA|
Affordable Housing Effort Advances With $2M Loan Proposal In Mill Valley
The approved financing was intended to support predevelopment, while officials worked out the final agreement.
Albert Gregory, Patch Staff
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Darien, IL|
Hinsdale District 86 Discards Records Log That Officials Once Touted
The district's law firms have long wanted to get rid of it. They finally succeeded.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Toms River, NJ|
Burned Woman Lied About Relationship, Attacker: Ocean County Prosecutor
The woman also claimed a second man was her boyfriend and attacked her, so her real boyfriend wouldn't get in trouble, authorities said.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
Livingston, NJ|
Nurses Picket Outside Livingston Hospital As Contract Dispute Drags On
The union is also pushing for new contracts at RWJBarnabas Health facilities in Lakewood and Toms River.
Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff
Hatboro-Horsham, PA|
8 New Businesses Coming To Hatboro
The Barth Consulting Group provided Hatboro Borough Council on Monday night with the latest business activity in the borough.
Dino Ciliberti, Patch Staff
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Los Angeles, CA|
CA Tides Just Smashed A 100-Year Record, But The Worst May Be Yet To Come
Record high tides flooded California's coast this week, but scientists warn that even more dangerous conditions loom.
Scott Snowden, Patch Staff
Across New Jersey, NJ|
How Would NJ Fare In A Zombie Invasion? See The Data
Those with "braaaiiiinnnnsss" might want to leave the Garden State in the event of an undead uprising.
Jack Slocum, Patch Staff
Dublin, CA|
'I'm Not One To Give Up': Dublin School Board Candidate Responds To Islamophobic Onslaught
Seema Badar faced hundreds of Facebook comments, including attacks on her Muslim identity, after Patch published her candidate profile.
Michael Wittner, Patch Staff
Mill Valley, CA|
The Biggest Piece Of Mill Valley’s Climate Puzzle Was On The Road
Officials said future reductions would depend on changes in transportation, buildings and waste practices.
Albert Gregory, Patch Staff
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Redwood City-Woodside, CA|
A Sixth Route Enters Redwood City’s Transportation Plan
Council members added a major roadway while still keeping another on the countywide project list.
Albert Gregory, Patch Staff
Queens, NY|
$8.1B Queens Casino Hits Roadblock Despite Winning License
Despite winning a casino license, the massive Queens development faces new questions about flooding, public access and safety.
Ainsley Martinez, Patch Staff
Darien, IL|
AI Security Trial Went Wrong At Hinsdale South
The top security official is open to AI's role, but has yet to find a suitable system.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Avon, CT|
Avon Woman Turns Homemade Holiday Caramels Into Sweet Business
Avon resident Ariana Malutich launched Steady Habits Candy Co. in 2025 after years of making homemade sea-salted caramels as gifts.
Michael Lemanski, Patch Staff
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Bloomfield, NJ|
Write-In Campaigns Launched For 2 Bloomfield Town Council Candidates: 2026 Election
Stefanie Santiago and Stephanie Bootwala ran competitive races for Bloomfield Town Council in the primary election, but came up short.
Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff
Hillsborough, NJ|
Hillsborough Township Committee Hears More Complaints Over Iron Peak Noise
Iron Peak's owner outlined steps after complaints, but residents said noise, traffic and late hours still disrupt homes.
Alexis Tarrazi, Patch Staff
Ellicott City, MD|
Howard County Makes History As First JustServe County East Of Rockies
JustServe is a free community-wide online platform where nonprofits, schools, faith groups and others can post real volunteer projects.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Norwich, CT|
Norwich Committee Delays Decision On Restored World War I Howitzer's Return To Chelsea Parade
Norwich officials reviewed plans to return a restored World War I howitzer to Chelsea Parade and discussed road projects.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
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Pittsburgh, PA|
'The Pitt' To Film Scene At Revered Pittsburgh Bar
One of Pittsburgh's most well-known bars and restaurants will be featured on the award-winning show.
Eric Heyl, Patch Staff
Westport, CT|
Westport P&Z To Consider Food And Beverage Zoning Changes, Hillspoint Road Rezoning
The meeting includes public hearings on the zoning proposals and two residential land-use applications, among other items.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
La Grange, IL|
La Grange Spent Nearly $3M On Lawyers Fighting Quarry Over Stormwater Project
In all, the village has spent $5.2 million, with no shovels in the ground. An official said there is no uncertainty about the spending.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Joliet, IL|
Lt. Jeremy Harrison Getting Lots Of Money Thanks To Joliet Police Fire Board's 3-2 Vote
Harrison now faces criminal charges as a result of allegations that he misused the Joliet Police Department's Flock camera system.
John Ferak, Patch Staff
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East Hampton-Portland, CT|
Portland Zoning Board Delays Decision On Garage And Deck Variances At Glastonbury Turnpike Property
Portland's Zoning Board of Appeals continued a hearing on three setback variances at 674 Glastonbury Turnpike pending legal review.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
New Milford, CT|
New Milford Parks Commission Approves Memorial Tree, Forms Budget Panel
New Milford parks officials approved a memorial for former Fire Marshal David Lathrop and discussed park repairs and youth programs.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
Wheaton, IL|
Gun Worn As Part Of Halloween Costume Accidentally Discharged At Wheaton Yard, Restaurant Says
Wheaton Yard shared a special announcement about the incident Tuesday night and said no one was hurt.
Lisa Marie Farver, Patch Staff
Belleville-Nutley, NJ|
Students Quiz Belleville School Board Candidates At Election Forum [VIDEO]
These high school students had some savvy questions for Belleville Board of Education candidates ahead of the 2026 election.
Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff
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Arlington Heights, IL|
More Coyotes This Fall? Schaumburg Offers Tips To Protect Pets
Young coyotes are leaving their family groups to find new territories, making fall sightings more likely.
Eric DeGrechie, Patch Staff
Greater Hartford, CT|
Law Firm's Fight With Hartford Over Sidewalk Ads May Go To Court
It is demanding that Hartford preserve records related to a sidewalk safety campaign, police enforcement, and an attorney grievance.
Michael Lemanski, Patch Staff
Elmhurst, IL|
3 Elmhurst Aldermen May Bow Out, While Ex-Alderman Wants Back In
The possible hopefuls include a Flock camera foe, a gun regulation backer and a participant in the 2020 bathroom battle.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
The Lymes, CT|
Old Lyme Housing Committee Reviews Zoning Changes, Affordable Housing Planning
Old Lyme's housing committee reviewed zoning changes, affordable housing requirements and a draft housing plan.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
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