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A resident's concern prompted the move. The village issued a cease-and-desist order.

"I am running to make Oyster Bay more efficient and a better, more affordable place for those who live here."
In two categories, York beat a district with a smaller low-income percentage.
Killingworth residents urge zoning officials to regulate short-term rentals amid noise, traffic and safety complaints on Jacob Lane.
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The disturbance happened at a grocery store on Stevenson Boulevard, police said.
Hearings over the relocation of Thomas S. Wootton High School were set for December. Now, they won't be held until next year.
Students would learn math and science in English but get 45 minutes of Spanish instruction every day. The board votes Nov. 17.
"I am running to bring accountable leadership and responsive government back to Town Hall."
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Fairfax City's architectural review board will consider a large mural proposed for a commercial building near Main Street.
Essex’s Nov. 4 zoning agenda includes housing and parking hearings, plus new applications for a dog pound and senior apartments.
The educational video from 1977 shares tips we still follow ... and some that will make you roll your eyes. Its adviser was from Toms River.
The design modifications will be reviewed during a meeting of the village's Committee on the Whole on Monday.
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Dearborn launched a new training program aimed at bringing in more firefighters and paramedics, amid a shortage across Michigan.
Living with cerebral palsy and shaped by the loss of his parents, Marc Berlin has found a purpose in helping people with disabilities.
East Lyme’s wetlands agency will resume a hearing Nov. 9 on a 48-unit Flanders Road development and review a Mohawk Drive proposal.
The suspect, a Stratford resident, was captured in Virginia, where authorities said he was clocked driving 144 mph.
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After five years away from competitive fencing, a Northborough woman made a comeback all the way to the world championship stage.
Bethany selectmen approve a $55-an-hour grant writer position and postpone land purchase discussions amid changing negotiations.
He is collecting signatures for a referendum. The mayor and a former mayor are opposed.
A popular Pittsburgh restaurant says it is reluctantly raising its prices. Get the details here.
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The township released records weeks after a lawsuit was filed.
South Lakes senior Nick Picarelli breaks career receiving records as the 7-1 Seahawks prepare to host Centreville on Senior Night.
Simsbury selectmen approved funding for the Apple Barn, ambulance service, police equipment, and other projects, with several split votes.
Robert Budzyna, previously jailed in Massachusetts and Texas, is accused of setting fire to a tent on Water Street and stealing tools.
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A resident’s detention by ICE in a small West County community set in motion advocates in Sonoma and Napa County.
A resident’s detention by ICE in a small West County community set in motion advocates in Sonoma and Napa County.
Mom’s arrest for leaving kids home alone during a work trip sparks debate on childhood independence and when poor judgment becomes criminal.
New Milford Town Council appoints a new tax assessor, approves JPCC repairs and bridge easements, and discusses vape shop licensing.
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The new gas station, car wash and convenience store has opened at Steelpointe Harbor in Bridgeport, creating more than 30 jobs.
Officials will review major facility upgrades, water line replacements, police cameras and fire equipment during next week's meeting.
A woman reportedly used a chair to smash a window at the state office on Terrill Park Drive on Thursday afternoon.
Torrance officials reveal Waymo tested vehicles on local roads before expanding its driverless ride-hailing service into the city.
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Toxic chemical readings have prompted a new investigation in Paramount, but officials say North Long Beach is unlikely to be affected.
In addition to the loaded Smith & Wesson 9mm handgun, a search of the car also revealed cannabis and white pills, Plainfield police said.
Some people love a cozy backyard fire. Others are tired of having their houses fill with smoke. Neighborliness turns down the temperature.
The restaurant announced in a posted notice that all locations would close effective Wednesday.
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Lightbridge Academy will offer childcare for infants through prekindergarten, along with summer camps and programs for school-age children.
East Lyme selectmen approved an investment policy and discussed recreation fees, traffic enforcement and apartment conditions.
Practically every week, the Channahon Police Department makes at least one noteworthy arrest. This time it's an Oak Lawn 60-year-old.
The applicant is requesting a pre-application review on the proposal.
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