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Council District 4 is collecting ideas for public improvements through Nov. 30. Residents ages 11 and up can vote.

Microsoft's outage disrupted city employees across the South Bay and Santa Monica, prompting a public alert in Rancho Palos Verdes.
A Keystone Court resident asked Bernards officials to consider a South Maple sidewalk after submitting a petition with 55 signatures.
JFK’s math proficiency was 29% in 2025-26; officials reported 60 students receiving tutoring as board members questioned support.
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A beauty store specializing in deeply discounted and on-trend products is coming to Potomac Mills.
Kristina Sholtes, 34, must remain detained under the SAFE-T-ACT as Will County Judge Sherri Hale has ruled against the Joliet woman.
The district plans "lunch-and-learn" sessions to help students catch up.
Past NYC building collapses reveal how excavation can threaten neighboring structures, as investigators search for answers in Flatbush.
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Nine emergency units were dispatched Thursday morning, according to PulsePoint. A Sutter representative said the lab remained operational.
Maclaine Schmidt, 22, was pursuing a career in the culinary arts when his life was cut short in October shooting.
Some roads were closed to allow firefighters to tackle the blaze, officials said.
An original piece of art doesn’t need a gallery-sized budget. Here are some quick tips from an expert ahead of the holiday shopping season.
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"SDG&E's Powerlink is not a done deal, and it's not going away without a fight."
Known as "a tough guy with a sweet heart," Douglas Springsteen was honored as part of the Veteran Sign Recognition Program on Wednesday.
Kamari Walker was accused of recording a protected party with her phone after a custody exchange outside Concord Police HQ in early October.
The Sharks’ season came to an end with a second-round loss to North Haven in the CIAC Class L girls soccer tournament.
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The fourth-seeded Nighthawks advanced to the CIAC Class L quarterfinals with the win.
Diego Brooks, 14, photographed several humpback whales during a Veterans Day whale-watching trip with his father.
Joliet police responded to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church and found 55-year-old Arturo Granados-Briseno being detained outside.
Advocates say the county needs stronger restrictions on federal immigration enforcement.
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Flight emergencies, a surveillance investigation, measles and major airline changes have kept Chicago's airport in the headlines.
A 4–3 vote defeated rules allowing religious campuses with housing, after debate over neighborhood character and future development.
Despite Wednesday's deadly building collapse, a Flatbush event will move forward Thursday to help local entrepreneurs secure funding.
A candidate slate wants to hold off on proposed downtown improvements. It has encouraged its rivals to make the same request.
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The final vote on whether to approve the new license will take place at Community Board 8's full board meeting on Nov. 18.
The students were at the center of a dispute between Essex Tech and Peabody Public Schools over denied admissions.
American Sale's family owners are getting out of retail; a liquidation sale is ongoing.
The suspect initially met a man in town for a sexual encounter and then stole from him, running into a local restaurant, said police.
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Stafford Township recognized two All-Star baseball teams for championship seasons and community representation.
Bus driver Owen Flemming was honored for his "extraordinary bravery and commitment," including taking action to protect an 8-year-old girl.
Orange economic development officials approve $1,300 for OrangeLife magazine and discuss website upgrades and a holiday market.
Emergency crews responded to Ahlstrom Wednesday night, according to the fire department.
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Proposals involving wetlands, waterways, home expansions and an accessory dwelling unit.
The upgrades now come to $189 million – down from $228 million in earlier talks.
Officials are still investigating the cause of the fire.
The agreement covers a self-storage facility previously approved for 1661 Route 22 N and ties the new owner to prior terms.
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The City Council voted on the bill Thursday.
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.
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