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Two Prince William County residents have been sentenced to more than a year in prison over pandemic-era loan fraud.

Born from a shared love of cooking, Nikki's Rasoi has been introducing Indian flavors to shoppers around New Jersey.
Recreation officials said the effort is part of a broader push to bring more arts programming to Lacey Township.
The city said no money was lost or missing and that staff discovered and corrected transactions dating to 2018 and 2021.
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The three-week outdoor sauna pop-up begins on Sept. 28.
A letter to district leaders asks for data, transparency and a formal review of the shortened lunch schedule.
The celebration is open to the public.
Fairfax City Council candidate Susan Hartley Kuiler says managing growth while preserving the city's character is its biggest challenge.
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Fairfax City Council candidate Jessica Lough says responsible fiscal management is the most pressing issue facing city voters.
Fairfax City Councilmember Stacy Hall says housing costs, taxes and everyday expenses make affordability the city's most pressing issue.
Lindsay Rozner, 40, has severe substance abuse issues and doesn't want to face reality, staying sober, her family member explained.
"We have quite the continuum of people commenting on what we should be able to do on Great Island," First Selectman Jon Zagrodzky said.
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The weekend will also mark the release of a limited-edition coffee collaboration.
The mayor has a message to send in his uphill battle to be the county's leader.
Speakers told the board of education that a school team could keep players together and expand access beyond travel baseball.
Businesses, organizations, families and individuals have until Sept. 22 to enter the annual downtown St. Charles competition.
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The little-known ocean phenomenon could raise sea levels by up to a foot as it makes its way north along the California coast.
It's official: Barnes & Noble is coming to the Lutherville-Timonium community this November.
An Oakland man was arrested on the Iron Horse Trail in Dublin after a witness suffered minor abrasions during an altercation, police said.
The plan, tied to a court-ordered housing deadline, would add up to 250 residential units alongside new retail space.
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Construction is expected to begin later this year.
The 5½-year-old bonded siblings were found as babies behind a garbage dump and are now waiting at Petco Commack, NCRA said.
At just 23, Aaliyah Duah has built a growing program around financial literacy, investing and wealth-building.
Fairfield's flood board this week will review coastal and inland strategies, as the town develops its flood and erosion control plan.
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The Village is seeking grant funding for the project, which would construct a path from Prestwick to the Old Plank Road Trail.
A city of Joliet utilities truck ran over 75-year-old Hector Castillo Esparza on May 22, 2024 shortly after 11 a.m. near Herkimer and Cass.
The shy 6-year-old tabby has spent more than three years at Grateful Paw Cat Shelter waiting for someone willing to earn her trust.
The village zeroes out property tax and raises sales tax, netting $1 million more a year.
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City employees found spray-painted graffiti along the paved trail and on signs at the entrance of the trail Monday morning, police say.
The 85-foot-wide artwork was created by the Glenview Art League and unveiled this week at Shoppers Row.
A Benefit for Union Square Park will be held in November.
“I decided to take a leap,” the reality star told Patch, of forgoing law school to open a restaurant in North Jersey this month.
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Officials said the change does not alter the cost or scope of the school construction plan.
West Hartford approved funding for library computers, furniture, equipment and professional services in the 2026-27 budget.
The house was deemed uninhabitable after a heavy fire broke out overnight, fire officials said. Two neighboring homes also sustained damage.
Plaintiffs are seeking more than $50,000 on each of three claims as they investigate whether others should be named as defendants.
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Two elected officials joined a village critic to inquire about shifting authority to the manager.
Harrison is represented by attorney Michael Ettinger, who maintains that his client did nothing improper in regard to the Flock cameras.
It happened at around 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Suffolk police say.
Officials will also consider new fire equipment, township-wide tree planting, and more.
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