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The schools superintendent released a letter Tuesday after a mom was arrested at a Jersey City school board meeting.

An Ocean City official said a beach incident this week should remind visitors and families that ocean conditions can change quickly.
The New Canaan Town Council is scheduled to meet on May 27, 2026; here's what's on the agenda.
Campy and Danny were found clinging to each other after their owner died. Now, the brothers need a calm home together, volunteers say.
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Cookie, a young mother cat rescued from Wyandanch before giving birth, is waiting at Grateful Paw Cat Shelter.
A board member emailed an HR official about his wife's work, prompting an ex-employee to say, "You should have nothing to do with that."
A rear-end crash caused a chain reaction that killed one person, critically injured two others, and disabled all five cars, police said.
Parents and elected officials are criticizing the city’s decision to replace a beloved, longtime after-school provider next fall.
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Reston residents are voting on proposed Fairway Drive speed humps after a 2024 speed study raised safety concerns.
The lawsuit plaintiffs are seeking a Will County judgment against the defendant, David Laster, in the amount of $100,000 plus attorney fees.
The school's Winter Color Guard won the gold medal at the WGI World Championships in Dayton, Ohio, last month.
Joseph Henriksen’s public defenders hope to resolve dozens of criminal charges, including armed career criminal counts with county attorney.
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District officials respond to concerns over compensation and explain how substitute pay is reviewed across the region.
Dining options soon will increase at The Waterfront. Get the details on the new restaurant here.
"We were so honored to host..." the owner shared.
The creative redevelopment will also provide access to the proposed Bridgeport Spur Trail.
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A family member heard the woman screaming and came to help, according to Windsor police.
A Riverside Elementary student told the school board speeding and red-light running make her bike route feel unsafe.
Commissioners will weigh an Area 8 small area plan and rezoning for 44 parcels at the May 27 public hearing.
Crystal Lake will be getting a Minnie Bird, which will be the fourth Minnie Bird location in the Chicago area and the first in McHenry Co.
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Here's a preview of Wednesday's Greenwich Planning & Zoning Commission meeting.
Thousands have signed a petition to stop the construction of 8 data centers, a larger footprint than the Philadelphia Airport.
Superintendent Robert Beers highlighted academic gains, lower HIB cases and September full-day kindergarten plans.
The new restaurant will feature unique cuisine, craft cocktails and a signature Detroit-style pizza.
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A $1.8 billion AI data center proposal drew intense debate at a packed Borough Council meeting over taxes, jobs, and environmental concerns.
His work appeared in the Journal Inquirer, Hearst Connecticut Media and countless local memories over several decades.
Pennsbury Schools Superintendent Thomas A. Smith has recommended a replacement for the retiring High School Principal Reggie Meadows.
News of the village's stop-work order may have surprised the elected board. The superintendent informed the board after residents spoke.
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The May 28 event will honor the memory of the late firefighter and Whitman graduate.
Jake Phillip Evans, formerly of Bow and Pembroke, faces charges after being stopped near the Steeplegate Mall for failing to use a signal.
Concord firefighters quickly knocked down a basement fire on Brookside Drive on Saturday afternoon.
Liberty Junior High student Kirsten Cerdenia, 13, will represent South Cook County in the National Scripps Spelling Bee, May 26 to May 28.
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Detainees are getting desperate inside Delaney Hall, immigration advocates say – here’s why.
At Spud Point Marina, the lesson started less like a classroom and more like someone mid-sentence realizing they were already on stage.
Green crabs are feisty and fast. Choose containers with enough room to hold them and abundant ice, such as an ice cooler with a tight lid.
The King's Court by Vernon Coffee Roasters is officially open.
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The "Judgment of Paris" was a geopolitical event in food culture that still reverberates 50 years later.
A list of five "on second sip" stories about the "Judgment of Paris, the May 24, 1976 tasting whose legacy continue 50 years later.
The Will County State's Attorney's Office of Jim Glasgow hopes to turn the 2020 Buick Enclave of Nora Koncel into a forfeited police asset.
Some cellphone etiquette guidelines should be obvious, such as not using them in restaurants, stores and public bathrooms, readers said.
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