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Neighbors questioned runoff from the Crane Road proposal. Wetlands approval is in place, with a zoning hearing continuing Nov. 23.

Essex voters will consider a proposed “Do Not Solicit” registry aimed at restricting commercial door-to-door solicitation.
The trails committee recommended revising and extending the grant, with engineering oversight and accessibility requirements.
The eatery is Mexican- and French-inspired with "vintage aesthetics."
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Activists gathered to protest ICE in the Ironbound. Other recent activity has included a highway billboard and a Día de los Muertos rally.
A fire at a single-family home on Presidents Drive remains under investigation, police said.
The Jacksonville Road property's representatives appeared before the Hatboro Planning Commission on Tuesday night.
A Dec. 8 vote will decide a proposal for up to four pickleball courts and a year-round bathroom at Salmon Brook Park.
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Plans call for 16 natural gas-powered fuel cells on Bennett Road. State reviewers want closer scrutiny of noise near a home.
Proposed subdivision requirements, athletic netting heights and rooftop equipment rules are among topics slated for next week's meeting.
The Lyons board hasn't met in two months. The village canceled the last eight regular meetings of the board and finance committee.
Councilors voted 8–0 to fund a granite memorial on the North Green, following support from residents and veterans.
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Fairfax City Council reviewed its 2027 legislative priorities, including new tax options, housing, collective bargaining and public safety.
Police say the woman used her employer’s card for cosmetic procedures, bills, shopping and taxes.
The man was charged with DUI. A woman questioned the arrest.
The decision comes with a "heavy heart," she said. The council election is in April.
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Patrons push back on Trustee Karrie Mallo's plan for a zero percent tax levy in 2027 that would freeze the budget at its current level.
In 2022, jurors learned that after Katie Kearns disappeared, murder Jeremy Boshears read Joliet Patch's article about her disappearance.
Dougherty Valley student Ashrita Panigrahi hopes her research could lead to more affordable, accessible Alzheimer's screening.
UPDATE: An open side door was kicked open, and he was struck with a gun, as a woman was shoved, and items were snatched, Suffolk cops say.
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Three Dill Dinkers Pickleball Clubs have been sold. The new owners are looking at expanding and enhancing the current locations.
Secaucus Police were able to apprehend the man. This happened on Front Street.
Bojangles' traditional Southern-inspired menu, including chicken, biscuits, breakfast sandwiches, and more, has returned to Prince George's.
East Lyme finance officials approve an investment policy, review fire overtime costs and delay decisions on youth funding.
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The community gathered Wednesday under bright blue skies and fall sunshine to pay tribute to veterans past and present.
Zoning changes can take years to produce financial impact, and larger projects do not occur frequently enough to improve budget pressure.
It's not uncommon to see misdemeanor Joliet defendants detained under the SAFE-T Act's dangerous standard while murder defendants go free.
New Milford wetlands officials will review a Cherniske Road bridge replacement and several housing projects
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The village can do this while maintaining the same level of service, an official said.
Vikki Kalitsi and her husband launched Visiting Angels 25 years ago with the birth of their first child.
One driver reported a possible injury, but police said both involved ultimately declined hospital transport.
The measure would penalize drivers who send waves beyond the curb line on streets with at least 6 inches of water.
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New Milford school officials review declining middle school reading scores, curriculum changes and preschool readiness assessments.
The Township Committee also voted to offer a December waiver for seniors.
The evening includes wine tastings, local artwork, shopping and music. Tickets cost $40 in advance or $50 on event day.
Ledyard’s capital projects panel will revisit a split debate over the PMBC and prepare recommendations for the Town Council.
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The township says higher costs from Middlesex Water and pipe replacement projects are behind the proposed increase.
The revised approval keeps the project largely intact and includes a house donation to Friends of Bridgewater History.
Boston police investigated alongside hospital security teams and quickly determined there to be no threat.
Five years ago, every water system in the state was given a decade to replace all of their lead service pipes – including Belleville.
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