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The arrests happen roughly a quarter mile away from the school, according to an ICE spokesperson.

Opafe Bakery offers several unique twists to the typical bakery-cafe concept.
Rising property values generate more taxes. The mayor presented a check to the school district.
A family with Toms River ties sought a living liver donation for their ill son. The donor turned out to be someone they already knew.
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As housing plans, walking distances, and connections come into focus, Hudson Street supporters question SMART’s survey outreach and plans.
The new Rye Street Park playground replaces worn equipment, with a $100,000 Rotary contribution helping fund the project.
TPD said the man's injury was not life-threatening and paramedics responded for treatment.
When Joliet police staked out Victor Barakat's Joliet apartment unit, he tried firing his loaded gun at Sgt. Chris D'Arcy on his porch.
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Residents can safely dispose of expired or unwanted medications at a free, anonymous collection event on Oct. 24.
Jacob Boisvert was arrested Friday night, accused of crashing into a pickup on South Street. He was convicted of DUI in January.
The federal grant will help replace generators costing the city about $53,000 a month to operate landslide dewatering wells.
A local mother is searching for a living organ donor to help her 25-year-old son, who was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney disease in 2025.
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Superintendent Josh Vadala said the efforts are designed to help students overcome challenges and receive their diplomas.
The female victim told Joliet how Antoine Cox drinks alcohol every day and is violent with her, the prosecutors alleged.
The petitioner called UC Berkeley's actions "concerning," while the university claims it simply needs more time to grant the request.
Havre de Grace Mayor William Martin tells Patch how the Tide Trolley has become a beloved staple and much appreciated service in town.
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Bethany wetlands officials unanimously approve a six-lot subdivision settlement and review complaints involving two properties.
Residents questioned a planner’s findings on the former Lord Stirling School before the hearing was continued.
He did not return messages from the police after a woman complained, according to documents.
A former spa and kebab spot in Jersey City is being transformed into a pizzeria.
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Orange WPCA will consider sewer benefit assessments and review sewer projects at its Oct. 22 meeting.
Nearly 800 students attend Edison and Gompers, which could close in 2027 as the district confronts declining enrollment.
In May, Andy Josselyn’s world changed overnight. Now, the community is coming together to support his recovery from Guillain-Barré Syndrome.
These three restaurants add Italian flavors to Walnut Creek and Orinda dining scene.
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These three restaurants add Italian flavors to Walnut Creek and Orinda dining scene.
Police said the domestic violence incident ended peacefully. Roads near Fourth Street and S. Livermore Ave. are expected to reopen shortly.
The special town meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 22.
More than four months after Brooke Hanlon was found killed in her Chester home, her autopsy report has been released.
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Staff recommended waiting, citing charging, repairs and timing. The council voted 5-1 to move ahead.
See photos of the funniest and most topical Hoboken Halloween displays. Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton, and the Knicks were prominent.
Township officials agreed that while data centers could benefit the town, they wanted to wait for better technology before allowing them.
Incumbent John Idleburg defends license plate readers as crime-solving tools, while challenger Roman Buchberger raises concerns.
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A company that's been around since 1906 said it is terminating a large number of workers at its Connecticut headquarters.
After a fire destroyed St. Pete Ceramics earlier this year, the rebuilt studio is celebrating its grand reopening.
Lyons Township High School is weighing in on the dealership's request to reduce its property assessment.
The Farmington Town Council unanimously approved expanded property tax exemptions for qualifying disabled veterans and surviving spouses.
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Granby Selectwoman Kim Becker is seeking the 62nd House District seat.
State Rep. Mark Anderson is seeking reelection in the 62nd House District.
Beverly Police Chief John LeLacheur countered that the use of the license-plate readers has helped solve multiple crimes in recent months.
It began as a car wash, but quickly turned into a valuable lesson in entrepreneurship and community spirit.
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