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The first-reading bylaw would limit how board members use devices, outside communications and AI during public meetings.

A new restaurant and a new pickleball facility will soon open in Bolingbrook.
Ridgefield finance officials discussed BOE surplus rollovers, debt policy development and year-end finances.
Residents of a Reston neighborhood recently voted on a Fairway Drive speed hump plan after a two-year campaign to address speeding concerns.
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Jack Murray, 24, was killed during a mental health crisis; attorneys called the settlement the largest of its kind in Illinois.
The Long Beach City Council tabled a plan that would introduce new rules for bars and restaurants' trash disposal Tuesday.
FinEmpower aims to equip people with the knowledge and tools necessary to build a more financially secure future.
The bookstore is moving just a few minutes away from its West Avenue location just after the Fourth of July weekend.
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Virginia house resolution recognizes a Tysons restaurant for its RAMMYS finalist nod and national restaurant honors.
Barstool Sports founder visits a longtime Union County pizzeria and shares his thoughts on a thin slice and a salad-style pie.
Shortly after completing the emergency training class, a Temecula mom used her knowledge to help her adult son get the proper medical care.
Joshua Henriquez said he plans to build on the school's existing strengths rather than make major changes.
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“The Township of Bloomfield is committed to supporting visibility, dignity and equality for LGBTQ+ people in our diverse community.”
Vincent Pagano, a lifelong Lacey resident, is set to begin the police academy in July.
A fire alarm and follow-up call brought all five Enfield fire departments to Healthtrax Tuesday evening, officials said.
Yardley Borough Council has approved a resolution declaring support for the principles of democracy created in the Constitution.
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“No one should have to leave the home they love because they can't afford a critical repair.”
Readers share funny, tender Father’s Day memories of the dads who taught them how to laugh, work hard, save money and love deeply.
The decision comes as the Farmington Town Council unanimously opposed a POCD amendment tied to the proposed truck stop/warehouse project.
The ordinance was approved at the June 16 Common Council meeting after debate over its scope.
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Wheatsworth Properties Urban Renewal LLC seeks to split the lot next to Time to Eat Diner to build affordable housing.
The family of a DCH nurse who was shot and killed in May has filed a civil lawsuit against the hospital and its security company.
A voluntary app that freezes devices during school hours is under consideration alongside a progressive discipline policy.
The Edit by KR is now open at 1388 State St., in Lemont.
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Since 2023, Fairfax City Economic Development has invested more than $445,683 in 34 city businesses through its grant program.
The Bernards Township Board of Education approved the increase at its Monday meeting for the 2026-2027 school year.
The New Canaan Town Council is scheduled to meet on June 17, 2026. Here's what's on the agenda.
The ordinance now returns to the Township Committee with the board’s recommendation and proposed revisions.
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Fairfax County and Inova officials said the rezoning would set blocks, streets and a central green for future public facilities.
An unusually large number of teachers "changed lanes," meaning pay raises.
The notices to Bergen and Hudson County bank employees came as layoffs rise across New Jersey.
A school official blamed the county's tax delays. He said he lacked an accurate way to gauge the problem.
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Voters have weighed in again on the Somers budget, with the next referendum already set.
The owner says 11 people were on the deck when it gave out.
An official said the situation "will get more strenuous for us."
It won't be a "giant-type party" at the new establishment, the village president said.
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Grayson Herr, 16, will be collecting gently used luggage for foster children June 20 and June 21, at Christ the King Church in Beverly.
After many decades as an educator in public and Catholic schools, Andrea Isaak Elliot will be retiring.
The new store, in the Brick Walk at 1215 Post Road, is the chain's fourth Fairfield County location.
The residents said the parking violators in question have "no skin in the game."
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