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Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|
You Can Get A US Open Honey Deuce At This Bar 1,100 Feet Above Manhattan
Guests can sip the refreshing cocktail while taking in sweeping views of the New York City skyline.
David Luces, Patch Staff
Lake Elsinore-Wildomar, CA|
Lake Elsinore Residents Push Back Against Baker Street Warehouse Project
For months, local residents have expressed concerns about the proposed development.
Corey Washington, Patch Staff
Woodbury-Middlebury, CT|
Middlebury Conservation Commission Approves Southford Road Industrial Project
Middlebury approved three industrial flex buildings on Southford Road and tabled access and parking plans at Sperry Pond.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
Healdsburg, CA|
Seghesio: Bigger Events, (Not Too) Louder Music
Planning commissioners allow four large events, require sound barriers, and restrict music to city noise standards.
Angela Woodall, Patch Staff
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Channahon-Minooka, IL|
Man Told Girl She Was '18 For The Night,' And Not To Say Anything Or He Could Go Prison: Prosecutors
The mother of the victim went to the Wilmington Police Department to report that Blake Wherry, then 20, had sex with her daughter, 14.
John Ferak, Patch Staff
Westport, CT|
Westport Zoning Board To Hear Steep Slope, Setback And Retaining Wall Requests
Five residential variance applications are scheduled for review next week, including roofline, home office and patio proposals.
Alfred Branch, Patch Staff
West Village, NY|
West Village Eatery To Host Labor Day Party, Debut New Menu Items: What To Know
Cleo, a West Village restaurant, will be showcasing their new food offers to the public next week.
David Luces, Patch Staff
Across America, US|
A Shoes-Off House Rule Can Put Guests On The Spot [The Question]
Removing shoes indoors is customary in many cultures, but the request can leave some guests feeling exposed or uncomfortable.
Beth Dalbey, Patch Staff
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Huntington, NY|
Gold Tree In Huntington Honors Children Fighting, Lost To Cancer
The annual ceremony honors children fighting cancer, survivors and those who died, while raising awareness throughout September.
Kepherd Daniel, Patch Staff
Manassas, VA|
Manassas Man Arrested After Exposing Himself To Teen In Prince William County Target: Police
The man accused of exposing himself to the teen was released on bond in April pending trial for a separate felony charge involving a minor.
Michelle Witte, Patch Staff
Tribeca-FiDi, NY|
Italian Hospitality Brand, EVÈNTO, Will Open 1st Flagship Location In Tribeca
The location will open this week inside the historic 1857 Bogardus Mansion.
David Luces, Patch Staff
Greenwich, CT|
Sale Of Constantino's Pasta Bowls And Love You A Latte Terminated, Businesses Reopened By Original Owners
"Sometimes things have a way of working out exactly as they are supposed to," the owner told Greenwich Patch.
Richard Kaufman, Patch Staff
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Across America, US|
High Gas Prices May Stick Around For A While: What To Know
Seasonal savings with the switch to winter-blend gas face powerful headwinds, and experts say meaningful relief may remain months away.
Beth Dalbey, Patch Staff
La Grange, IL|
Lyons Township Official Misused Public Resources For Campaign: Watchdog
She promoted her campaign through a video at an official township event for students.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Upper East Side, NY|
New Legionnaires’ Bills Proposed After Deadly UES Outbreak
The bills would strengthen cooling-tower enforcement, educate at-risk New Yorkers and increase fines for building owners.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Frankfort, IL|
Frankfort Restaurant Burglarized, Gaming Machines Destroyed: Sheriff
The Will County Sheriff's Office told Patch that deputies were called to the restaurant on St. Francis Road at 5:15 a.m. Tuesday.
Andrea Earnest, Patch Staff
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Norwalk, CT|
Norwalk P&Z To Hold Public Hearings, Review Applications During Upcoming Meeting: Agenda
The Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to meet on Sept. 2, 2026. Here's what's on the agenda.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
The Lymes, CT|
East Lyme Questions Sewer Capacity Study, Reviews Plans For Wastewater Projects
East Lyme officials requested more analysis of a sewer capacity study and reviewed proposals for major wastewater projects.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
Palos Verdes, CA|
RPV Approves Rule Changes Aimed At Bringing More Cell Sites To City
Changes allow taller small-cell equipment and installations on traffic signals as Rancho Palos Verdes seeks better wireless coverage.
Scott Snowden, Patch Staff
Shirley-Mastic, NY|
Man Slashed With Knife At Deli/Grocery In Mastic: Police
He self-transported to NYU Langone Hospital – Suffolk in East Patchogue with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries, Suffolk police say.
Peggy Spellman Hoey, Patch Staff
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Temecula, CA|
Meet Brass Unicorn Vintage, Old Town Temecula’s New Nostalgia-Filled Gen-X Haven
With a healthy dose of '60s, '70s and ’80s nostalgia, Temecula's new Old Town shop inspires "remember when?" conversation.
Ashley Ludwig, Patch Staff
Cherry Hill, NJ|
Dog-Sitter Facility Opens New Cherry Hill Location
The daycare and boarding facility has hours every day of the week.
Eddie Callahan, Patch Staff
Upper East Side, NY|
Deadly UES Legionnaires Outbreak Pits Council Against Health Officials
Lawmakers questioned lagging enforcement after the disease killed 11 people and infected 94 this summer.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Glenview, IL|
New Mexican Restaurant Opens On Waukegan Road In Glenview
Monarca Mexican Grill is serving traditional Mexican dishes for brunch, lunch and dinner at 1869 Waukegan Road.
Eric DeGrechie, Patch Staff
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Danville, CA|
Burglars Break Into At Least 2 Danville Restaurants
At least two Danville restaurants had glass smashed overnight, with one reporting roughly $300 stolen.
Michael Wittner, Patch Staff
Long Beach, NY|
City Council Extends Posh Pets Animal Shelter Contract, Approves HVAC Work At Shelter
The Posh Pets Animal Shelter had its contract extended Tuesday, and is set to receive some upgrades to its HVAC system.
Tom Gambardella, Patch Staff
Tuscaloosa, AL|
County Approves Site Work For New Storm Shelter At Carroll's Creek Fire Station
Commissioners voted to move forward on the next steps to help the Carroll's Creek Fire Protection District build a new storm shelter
Ryan Phillips, Patch Staff
La Grange, IL|
Summit Behind Neighbors On Audits, Receives Delinquent Notice
A survey of nearby towns shows they are all more up-to-date than Summit.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
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Fairfax City, VA|
Fairfax Council Pushes Back On 11-Story Circle Gateway Proposal
Fairfax City Council members questioned the height, density and public benefits of the proposed 11-story Circle Gateway project.
Michael O'Connell, Patch Staff
Hillsborough, NJ|
Hillsborough Delays Vote On Audit Corrective Action Plan
Township officials said the delay will allow public review before the committee votes at the Sept. 8 meeting.
Alexis Tarrazi, Patch Staff
Santa Monica, CA|
Bacteria Warning Remains At Santa Monica Pier Ahead Of Labor Day Weekend
Dangerous rip currents and higher tides could also greet beachgoers over the holiday weekend.
Scott Snowden, Patch Staff
Bethwood, CT|
Bethany Wetlands Commission Approves Carrington Road Solar Array, Reviews Amity Road Subdivision
Bethany wetlands officials approved a Carrington Road solar array and continued review of an Amity Road subdivision.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
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Columbia, MD|
Proposed Apartments Would Replace Aging Building In Columbia
The Howard Co. Planning Board has approved the site development plan for a 76-unit apartment complex that would replace an aging building.
Kristin Danley-Greiner, Patch Staff
Barnegat-Manahawkin, NJ|
Barnegat To Hold 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
The township plans an 8 a.m. Sept. 11 gathering with speakers tied to the attacks and their aftermath.
Veronica Flesher, Patch Staff
Plainfield, IL|
Plainfield Teen Strangled Relative, Battered Neighbor In Domestic Disturbance: Police
The relative who was battered and strangled was hospitalized as a result of her injuries, police said.
Emily Rosca, Patch Staff
Grayslake, IL|
Man Detained In Stabbing That Led To Lockdown At 2 Hospitals: Authorities
The victim allegedly went to work after being stabbed in the knee before seeking medical treatment, authorities said.
Amie Schaenzer, Patch Staff
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Reston, VA|
Fairfax Optometrist Advances In Runway Contest; Semifinal Voting Ends Thursday
Dawn Devaney won her quarterfinal and is now competing for a spot in the finals, with semifinal voting ending Thursday.
Michael O'Connell, Patch Staff
West Hartford, CT|
New Pedestrian Bridge Project Approved In West Hartford
West Hartford approved using state funding to replace the deteriorating pedestrian bridge at a local recreation complex.
Michael Lemanski, Patch Staff
Peabody, MA|
Peabody City Councilor Concludes Lt. Governor Write-In Campaign
Anne Manning Martin launched the campaign after being disqualified from the ballot because of fraudulent nomination signatures.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
Darien, IL|
Darien Alderman Leaving After 2 Terms, Says He'll Miss Job
The alderman, who suffered a stroke earlier this year, opposed an apartment complex in his ward. His colleagues backed it.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
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