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Shorewood police said the victim exited the residence, and officers observed a large laceration on their chin with fresh blood.

A personal email exchange between Commissioner Colleen Root and a resident landed her in hot water with the board and formally disciplined.
Administrative adjudication fines have been assessed but remain unpaid, according to Director of Community Development Dustin Anderson.
He holds two elected jobs with full-time salaries, which have spiked in recent years.
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Isla Dorsey held a lemonade stand in July to benefit the charity that lifted her spirits during her cancer battle.
Joliet noted how this property remains in a state of disrepair and continues to have a negative impact on the surrounding neighborhood.
Also, Martha Nolan-O'Slattara's family readies to file $50M "wrongful death" suit, accusing boat's reported owner of causing her death.
Joliet said the declaration of a public nuisance is a progressive step in seeking compliance which can lead to demolition.
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The Massachusetts man is serving a 10-year sentence for driving the wrong way on I-95 and crashing into multiple vehicles.
Chronic latecomers test everyone’s patience, but guests who show up early can create their own problems. How much leeway should hosts give?
A Manassas man previously arrested for murder has now been indicted for racketeering. Prosecutors say he's part of the MS-13 criminal gang.
Federal prosecutors indicted a Centreville man in seven robberies after related Arlington and Fairfax cases were dropped.
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A swearing-in ceremony was held at Greenwich Fire Department Headquarters on Thursday morning.
Former Wantagh Fire Department chief John Gillen and his family said finding a new kidney would give him "new life."
Norristown applying for party status, the township's 43-point list of conditions, developer "demanding approval by tantrum," and more.
The project, which is getting a village subsidy, has already been delayed a couple of times.
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These Laguna kids drew a line in the sand, sharing their opposition to offshore drilling while fundraising for The Surfrider Foundation.
The ballplayer's new sauce is made from a 122-year-old recipe from his home country.
Federal prosecutors say a Fairfax man illegally reentered the U.S. after deportation following a prior drug felony conviction.
Manchester officials are touting the new library as a blend of traditional design and modern features.
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Residents said rising tax bills are straining families and asked for budget restraint, transparency and new revenue sources.
Another officer was also promoted to sergeant at Monday's meeting.
The day-long festival aims to celebrate more of the cultures that "make Naperville a place to call home," Patty Gustin said
The Bergen County man was charged with eight counts of credit card theft, among other crimes.
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The village council had its first reading of a proposal to build a Dutch Bros. on Ogden. The proposal has met resistance from neighbors.
The state representative said Enfield taxpayers should not bear expenses tied to election guidance that contributed to the ballot dispute.
Board delays multiple applications, plans site walk for project.
Northbrook Row will feature two housing styles, private yards and homes priced from the low $800,000s.
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Cash registers and video gaming machines were damaged during the burglary, police said.
The board weighed in on plans for a former downtown restaurant as well as a sports facility.
While enroute, WESCOM advised Shorewood police that the white Ford weaved in and out of traffic, nearly striking multiple vehicles.
A complainant reported him, and he was ID'd using facial recognition that linked him to a local fire department, SPCA investigator says.
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Jarrett Seltzer once woke up with $187 left in the company account for Bagels By Jarrett. Things have turned around – big time.
The man was arrested on an in-state arrest warrant and charged with having no valid driver’s license, according to Shorewood police.
A pop art celebration brings artists, impersonators and the spirit of Warhol’s NYC Factory to Floridarama at the Factory in St. Pete.
The Shorewood police officers met with 34-year-old Jacob Miller and asked if he needed assistance; he declined, the agency said.
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Michelle Spurvey, 53, who has no known last address, was reported missing on July 31, 2017, Suffolk police say.
Decorated veteran John Garchinsky was identified as the victim of the tragedy in Lansdale last week.
The 17.7-acre destination features 28 pickleball courts, expansive fitness areas and family-focused amenities.
"This has been one of the hardest journeys our family has ever faced," she said.
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