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The Beaumont Planning Commission is mulling whether the city should pivot from the ban and adopt regulations allowing the electronic signs.

Former South Seaside Park residents are currently paying property taxes to Berkeley Township, despite de-annexation.
Anthony and Helen Spaulding, both 92, died after flames engulfed their Lincoln Boulevard home early Sunday.
A SMART meeting Monday outlined a proposed Geyserville station that would bring passenger rail back to the community after nearly 70 years.
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The Bohemia father of 4 was shot at his own home after 2 men went to the wrong address; his wife says her family is still trying to move on.
WATCH: Bloomfield officials gave an update about what the town is doing to prevent flooding – and what local residents can do to help.
Motorists are urged to use caution and avoid areas where downed live wires have been reported, police say.
Theodore Teele, Erika Lane, and Debra Pitts were arrested on various charges connected to alleged drug activity on Fayette Street.
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Ravinia Elementary student Ray Ryser won two state events and helped Team Illinois win the Central Zone title.
The 30,000-square-foot Willow Festival store will feature eight TrackMan simulators, club fittings and an indoor putting green.
The 56th Annual Textile Exhibition opens for virtual viewing on Wednesday and in-person next week.
Plus, more than 7,300 ComEd customers were affected by outages Tuesday afternoon, the utility company reported.
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Founder Sam Tooley said the Westfield-born Alpha Fit company has 20 studios and expects nearly 30 by 2026.
President Trump will visit Long Island Friday alongside Bruce Blakeman, whom Trump has endorsed and aligned with on policy in the past.
The 1-year-old cat was found outside a convenience store in North Carolina before a rescuer drove her 12 hours to Northport, NCRA said.
Simsbury's Zoning Commission sent a proposed Dorset Crossing car wash to conservation review and continued the case to Sept. 9.
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The street dedication comes as Santa Monica launches a $5.5 million restorative justice fund aimed at addressing historic racial harms.
Hank, Sean, Monroe, Rosalie and Juliette are thriving in foster care after being trapped from a backyard with 3 feral adult cats.
Amendment flips proposed no-parking side of street; new public hearing set for Aug. 24.
A lawsuit alleges a Somerset County Sheriff's Deputy candidate's offer was withdrawn after he sought a religious accommodation.
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The suspect threatened to kill a woman taking a walk after dining, police said.
The pair were struck near a Bergen County intersection Tuesday morning, officials said.
Here's a preview of the upcoming Greenwich Board of Selectmen meeting.
The Town's Building Department has inspected the property and determined that the structure is unsafe to occupy.
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Gabe's Bagels is expanding into Basking Ridge to open its fifth location.
The Scouts and their parents spent hours working in the hot sun on July 25, in the garden on Meadowlands Parkway.
A Board of Education member said the district used a program-by-program cost review before setting the new athletic participation fees.
The lawsuit argues that due to conflicts of interest, the redevelopment designation of Wonderland should be voided.
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The latest arrests add to a growing list of immigration raids involving workers in Essex County.
"Nobody in my generation wants AI in the creative space. Only humans know the human experience," said Ben Adams, class of 2024.
After two decades in the community, the longtime restaurant has announced when it will close its doors.
Juan Rodriguez Castaneda, 31, is listed as being homeless according to the Will County Jail logs. He just spent three days in the jail.
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Robert Woycheese comes from the 1400 block of Colorado Avenue. He also spent time in the Will County jail in 2024 and 2018.
The owners said that it's "difficult to say goodbye."
The park district won't let voters weigh in on bandshell site. Residents should have known the site, the board president said.
Clinton planners discussed zoning notice changes, housing needs, the town plan and an overhaul of zoning and subdivision rules.
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Current parklet rules are set to expire in January, and the Town Council will discuss the fate of the pandemic-era program Tuesday.
Here's our courtroom coverage from the first day of the defamation trial against the New York Times brought by a former UA basketball player
The incident happened outside the New Lenox Public Library on Aug. 6, according to New Lenox police reports.
Experts point to higher construction and labor costs, interest rates, and operational expenses, as well as tight credit markets.
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