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The revised ordinance would update Bernards' filming permit process as officials seek state film-ready certification.

Fairfield's school board will consider a revised student calendar, policy changes and climate survey results at its meeting this week.
Waterford RTM approved higher sewer rates, 2027 beach fees and a $200,000 water reserve, and heard a warning about sewer finances.
Part 6 of 12: Patch speaks with Caroline Torosis as candidates make their case for three Santa Monica City Council seats this November.
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The village won't divulge video of an incident involving an elected library board member, citing what it says is an ongoing investigation.
Peters Township High School women's field hockey players have united in a fundraising effort to honor Karoline Heintz.
Find out here how the ex-teammates of Karoline Heintz are benefiting a nonprofit organization to honor her.
The bus was going north when the driver lost control of the vehicle and hit the guardrail, police said.
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The battle over a controversial bill continues in New Jersey. Here’s what the debate is about – and where the proposed law currently stands.
A task force will study enrollment, operating costs and building configurations before presenting options in December.
Plans call for the property to be subdivided into four separate single-family residential lots.
Veolia Water North America-Northeast LLC will pay the fines, according to the township.
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Brie Abate says advocacy continues after Rep. Tom Delnicki presented a state citation at the Sept. 26 event.
The curious "candidacy" of Gunboat Johnson has created a roadside frenzy.
"Coming Soon" signs could be seen outside the store this weekend.
Mouse droppings in the kitchen and flies breeding under the espresso machine were among the findings.
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Find out here what prompted the Allegheny County Health Department to issue a consumer alert for the eatery.
The congregation is now "very small," the pastor said.
Old Lyme's Zoning Board of Appeals will hear five cases Oct. 15 involving an excavation permit, home replacements and flood zones.
Police clarified they were called for a report of a road rage incident in which a gun was mentioned but not seen or displayed.
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A community gathering to honor, remember Lori Panarello will be held Sunday. "Lori had an infectious ability to make dreams come true."
Clinton Harbor officials report dredging concerns, $142,163 in marina revenue, storm flooding and plans for dock improvements.
The armed robbery happened just before 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
Bethany's Zoning Board of Appeals will consider scheduling hearings for garage and building setback variances on Oct. 13.
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Newington zoning officials will review plans for a former Boston Market, a new emergency radio tower, a warehouse and a gym relocation.
Ledyard committee will examine costs, charter changes and land-use decisions as it considers separating planning and zoning commissions.
Essex selectmen approved $17,954 for boiler removal, postponed two ordinances and discussed e-bike safety at their Oct. 7 meeting.
East Lyme wetlands officials approved a 13-lot subdivision road and Corey Lane home while reviewing a 48-unit Flanders Road proposal.
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Five San Diego County homes will showcase the latest approaches to kitchen and bathroom design during a self-guided tour Saturday.
Lyman Hall rolled past Hamden to win its fourth straight game to open the 2026 season.
The Green Dragons were looking for their third straight win heading into Friday’s game with Lyman Hall.
The Hudson Valley is the place for fall fun, and at Legoland New York, you get to build your own spookiness brick by brick.
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Iyanna Sheets helped establish the school’s flag football program and led the team to back-to-back state championships.
The new restaurant is from award-winning chef Camari Mick.
The MTA cited construction obstacles, including scaffolding, underground utilities, and a power upgrade.
The restaurant's owner confirmed the neighborhood eatery will be closing soon.
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Blumenthal and Himes want regulators to investigate the July equipment failures and keep residents informed.
The Legacy at Herndon Square is a new housing property that offers modern apartments with plans to include townhomes and commercial space.
Deep River fire officials continue searching for a firehouse site and report 21 September calls, training and budget updates.
A stolen porta-potty, a suspect with terrible timing, a giant porcupine with 20-inch quills, America’s creepiest roads, and more weird news.
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