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Neighbors' complaints prompted village action. One reported seeing rats.

After decades putting other people on billboards, the Larkspur woman decided it was finally time to step in front of the camera.
The city said the approved six-story, 111-unit project includes 391 parking spaces and hotel-style operations.
Fifteen teachers plan to retire in 2030. They are in line for what critics call "pension spiking."
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The Greenwich Board of Education held a special meeting on Monday.
Redola Perfumery offers curated luxury and artisan fragrances.
The Zoning Board of Appeals meeting will include reviews of coastal residential projects, setback changes and other matters.
The Allegheny County Health Department has shut down a Pittsburgh restaurant for numerous food code violations.
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The fall calendar includes performances, festivals and community celebrations.
Monday's meeting also brought the first public disclosure of the privately owned parcel involved in the proposal.
They were taken to NYU Langone Hospital-Suffolk in East Patchogue for treatment, Suffolk police say.
Commuters using the Odenton MARC Train Station will see over 100 parking spots blocked off for the next several months.
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Havre de Grace city officials have teamed up with a foundation to repair abandoned cemeteries that are home to U.S. Colored Troops veterans.
DarienTV had opposed the proposed changes to cable community-access operations serving Darien and other Connecticut towns.
The agenda for this week's Board of Education meeting includes a new-year report.
The officer gave Serrano-Montana commands to drop the knife, and he complied before being taken into custody without further incident.
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2 local Democrats contend the town council abused its authority in appointing a Republican to the town's finance board.
Sumo Championship League will bring athletes from nine countries to Credit Union 1 Arena in November.
Jessica Rodak was angry that a group of all-female officers from Joliet police responded to the scene and made her arrest.
A federal judge has entered final judgment in favor of former Alabama basketball player Kai Spears in his defamation lawsuit against the NYT
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Several police departments worked to find someone who is reportedly armed with a blade and dangerous.
The owner of a Hoboken shop that opened in 1946 talked to Patch about why the storefront will close, and had a request.
Suffolk Police initially charged Noah Slusser, 21, of Medford, with driving while intoxicated.
The security system had not been activated after the bartenders left, according to a report.
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The Super Bowl champion visited two favorite local businesses last week.
Suspects used sledgehammers and crowbars in the restaurant's burglary, police said.
Three Glenview Village Board trustee positions, each carrying a four-year term, will be on the April 2027 ballot.
The man faces a battery charge in connection with the incident, authorities said.
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It happened at around 1 p.m., Suffolk police say.
The location joins others in Suffolk, including Riverhead, Lake Grove, Farmingville, and West Babylon.
Chester's WPCA reviewed pump costs, a $247,000 fund balance and sewer plans for Water Street and Middlesex Avenue projects.
Bethany's Zoning Board of Appeals set Sept. 14 hearings on a Clay Road shed appeal and an Earley Court variance request.
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The Hamden High School girls volleyball and soccer teams had their fundraising car washes on the final day of summer vacation.
A personal weight management team is part of the program.
Lanham previously ran for political office as a Republican against long-time State Representative Larry Walsh Jr. of Elwood.
Resources for addiction and other mental health issues were available on site.
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The proposal follows an inquiry about opening a gun store and indoor shooting range next to a Dublin private school.
On Tuesday, the Beaumont City Council is expected to sign off on a new ordinance that regulates how the vehicles can be operated.
The two-story Lafayette center would provide free services for cancer patients and their loved ones according to plans submitted.
Advocates maintain Concord vigils while league members prepare for a Sept. 8 county ordinance discussion.
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