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Larry W. Cole is back in Concord District Court next week to face fentanyl sale and subsequent possession charges.

Ridgefield school planners refined facility scenarios: Expanding preschool? Cutting back on air conditioning? It's all on the table...
Seaford resident Sam Migliore detailed the conditions at Massapequa’s Barnes & Noble that preceded its landmark unionization vote.
The proposal is for phase 1 of the project, which will include gardens, a pavilion, open space and more.
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Rosie survived outdoor life, the loss of a kitten and dangerous trips near a busy highway before arriving at Grateful Paw Cat Shelter.
Restauranteurs and local leaders kicked off the summer season of Howard County Restaurant and Craft Beverage Weeks, which starts next week.
The board approved the Route 202 application after testimony that losing water tank antennas could create a gap in service.
Lawmakers are pushing for new legislation and launching an investigation into the city's handling of the outbreak.
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Delaney Rodriguez-Shaw was a standout attacker at Duquesne University then at the University of Massachusetts before joining the SWPD.
Under new ownership, the Skokie Theater is set to get several improvements, including a new bar, improved seating and feature restoration.
The man told police he didn't recall the events leading up to the crash. Surveillance footage captured the Tesla speeding up LaGrange Road.
Fairfax County urges victims and loved ones to seek help, warning strangulation sharply increases homicide risk.
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The first citation came after the 50-year-old reportedly badgered patrons while drinking alcohol in front of a business, police said.
"I don't want to leave you. I love you so much," were her husband's last words.
Main Line Health will develop the outpatient emergency facility to help offset a surge at its hospitals since Crozer's shutdown.
The project's cost was almost three times the village's April estimate of $1.2 million.
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Board members pressed Morristown Road LLC on parking, traffic, affordable housing design, and community operations.
Simsbury officials heard public comments on proposed ethics code changes for town officials before sending amendments for further review.
With high-severity fires up thirtyfold in recent decades, local and state officials are using technology to save lives and property.
The 25,000-square-foot store will be located at the Interstate Shopping Center.
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Food, healthcare and transportation topped the list of needs in the town's first comprehensive assessment since 2014.
A decision will be made in the early fall regarding the QuickChek gas station and hotel proposed for 35 Meadowlands Parkway.
An ordinance to ban them throughout the town received positive feedback from residents.
Tonight's event in Wheeling will feature White Sox memorabilia, live music and community reflections, with proceeds benefiting his family.
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It happened at around 6 p.m. on Squaw Lane, Suffolk police say.
These purple skies appeared as the Bay Area was hit with a moonsoon weather pattern.
The Berkeley Township Council is calling on lawmakers to prioritize programs that enhance safe boat navigation.
Demonstrators are rallying in support of impacted neighbors near the 3 million square foot proposal applying for "party status."
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An elementary school security guard was arrested for trying to meet a child for sex in North Bergen, police said. An influencer called cops.
The Zoning Board of Appeals is scheduled to meet next week.
A proposed three-story, 710-unit self-storage facility on Route 206 drew traffic and design questions at the July 15 meeting.
"You are very faithful to your job to run the city," an official said. "You're not political."
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The home built by the ETHS Geometry In Construction class will be moved Aug. 3, with road closures and minor delays expected.
"The hardest thing about losing my daughter is watching everybody have all the good things in life with theirs. I will never have that."
4-year-old Caden Manzella has found strength and joy through hockey — and the kindness of strangers across Long Island.
West Hartford's Town Council unanimously approved accepting a state grant to preserve and manage historic public records.
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The contract will extend through July 2031.
Lyme planners delayed action on a proposed Eightmile River dock while the applicant seeks a zoning variance.
The commission is scheduled to meet this week.
A Falls Church man faces assault charges after police say a TikTok prank involving water spraying targeted three people.
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