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Federal land proposals intensify fights over local control, electricity costs, water supplies, and public access.

Federal land proposals intensify fights over local control, electricity costs, water supplies, and public access.
Patch asked readers what they hate to see in their candy bags during Halloween. Here's what they said.
Neighbors near the Rudgear Park pickleball courts say they feel overwhelmed by pickleball players who defend their court access.
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At Tera Mera, two sisters bring generations of Sindhi family recipes and Bombay memories to Cobble Hill.
The space is on the ground floor of the neighborhood's newest homeless shelter.
Lucio Fierro, who was hit and killed on Brick Boulevard, was "unapologetically himself," and brightened the lives around him, family said.
Trustees will vote on a special use permit that would allow the recreational cannabis dispensary to operate a drive-thru lane.
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Strange smells. Weird noises. Objects moving. Doors closing. All of these paranormal experiences can be found at historic Maryland places.
Greg Hart reacts to trustees' questions about an engineering firm's contribution.
The property is located north of Remington Boulevard and south of Belle Lane.
A 5-1 council vote advances the project despite concerns over historic preservation, housing potential and the removal of healthy trees.
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The village's 2027 budget snapshot includes nearly $22.9 million for street improvements and water infrastructure.
Council expands rent aid for older residents and advances housing funding, but rejects a proposed worker protection ordinance.
Woodbridge’s Nov. 2 zoning meeting includes housing and child care hearings and discussion of development at the former country club.
The two vehicles collided Friday at Route 34 and Fifth Street in Oswego.
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Broadway Community's director shares plans to bring shelter and support services to more houses of worship across the city.
Chris Dufresne will run the New York City Marathon Nov. 1 to support a free youth triathlon program honoring Chase Kowalski.
The new grocery store is proposed at a currently undeveloped property off of Boughton Road.
A South Jersey congressional debate turned on affordability, federal policy and how voters can reach their representative.
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Video shows a physical altercation between an ICE agent and a bystander, with accusations of assault being hurled.
Video shows a physical altercation between an ICE agent and a bystander, with accusations of assault being hurled.
After spending most of his professional career employed in Tinley Park, Sean Caddigan is taking over the Joliet Park District come Jan. 1.
The growing 62-athlete program will perform at Wayland High School following a season of competition victories.
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RAND researchers found significant gaps in LA homelessness counts. Now their methods are coming to Santa Monica.
Proposed revisions address unpaid meal balances, student protections and communication with families.
The Hamilton Road operation has 22 employees, with potential growth to about 50, a company spokeswoman told Patch.
By law, the man is prohibited from participating in trick-or-treat or other Halloween events involving children younger than 18.
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Photos show damaged ceilings, worn windows and crowded rooms as Enfield prepares to vote on a plan for new schools Nov. 3.
Two officers involved in the encounter were also taken to a hospital for evaluation.
He has been arrested repeatedly, including for spitting at a woman, authorities said.
The Georgia Lottery told Patch more than 4.6 million students have benefitted from lottery proceeds through education.
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More than 160 donors helped the historical guild assemble a $3.2 million renovation fund.
Livingston voters could face a big question next year: Should taxes be raised to pay for a sweeping series of school upgrades?
The usage parameters for Great Island are needed for a special permit application, which is expected to go before the P&Z Commission.
Old Lyme planners vote 4-0, with one abstention, to support zoning changes allowing funeral homes by special permit in commercial zones.
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Video: 2026 was another good year for the Concord Farmers Market. Bring your kids to celebrate on Saturday.
CALM Healing in Marriottsville offers acupuncture, electromagnetic field therapy and other treatments for patients.
A resident's concern prompted the move. The village issued a cease-and-desist order.
New state data shows gains in reading and math proficiency, a record graduation rate and changes in how state public schools are evaluated.
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