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Greenwich, CT|
Greenwich P&Z To Review Major Redevelopment Proposal For Section Of Greenwich Avenue
The commission will conduct a pre-application review for a major proposal that could reshape a prominent gateway to downtown.
Richard Kaufman, Patch Staff
Brookfield, CT|
Brookfield Approves Nearly $342K For High School Project
The funding was approved after nearly an hour of public discussion.
Hayleigh Evans, Patch Staff
St. Pete, FL|
St. Pete Artists Turn Slow Summer Season Into Quirky Mini Mart Market
During the slow summer season, a group of St. Pete artists has organized Mini Mart, a food-themed art market.
Tiffany Razzano, Patch Staff
Long Island, NY|
East Patchogue Food Truck + Greenport Business Closes 1 Week After Opening + New Korean Spot
LI fashion design inspires through summer camp / Great South Bay Music Festival
Melanie Gulbas, Patch Staff
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Elmhurst, IL|
Elmhurst May Pick Acting City Manager To Start In Early August
The longtime manager is set to retire. He has been at the helm for 15 years.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Medford, NY|
Pedestrian Struck And Injured By Jeep In Medford: Police
The incident took place at around 8:30 p.m. on Jamaica Avenue, Suffolk police say.
Peggy Spellman Hoey, Patch Staff
Simsbury, CT|
Simsbury Wetlands Board Rejects Massive 689-Unit Housing/Mixed-Use Project
Simsbury's Inland Wetlands agency unanimously denied a wetlands permit for the proposed 689-unit Hartford South development.
Michael Lemanski, Patch Staff
Concord, NH|
Woman Taken To Concord Hospital On A Trauma Alert After A Rollover Crash On South Main Street
Video: The street, from West Street south, was closed to traffic on Thursday night after a rollover of a Mini Cooper.
Tony Schinella, Patch Staff
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Across America, US|
Stealing Is Wrong, But Food Theft Isn’t As Clear-Cut [The Question]
Readers drew sharp ethical lines between stealing food out of hunger, taking luxury goods and targeting homes, local shops or chain stores.
Beth Dalbey, Patch Staff
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North Fork, NY|
3 Years Later, Valiant Efforts To Find Gigi, LI Vet's Missing Dog, Ongoing: 'The Search Will Always Continue'
"We want her home."
Lisa Finn, Patch Staff
Shelton-Derby, CT|
Small Dog Faces Amputation After Attack By Pet Guarding Dead Owner
"This was a heartbreaking, no-fault tragedy," an elected official said. The injured dog was being treated in Shelton as of Thursday.
Richard Kaufman, Patch Staff
Across America, US|
Park Etiquette For Group Exercise, Dog Walkers, Cyclists And Families: Block Talk
Parks are for all, but loud workouts, crowded paths, off-leash dogs and sprawling activities can test the unwritten rules of sharing space.
Beth Dalbey, Patch Staff
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Brick, NJ|
Girls, Boys Flag Football Teams From Brick Win National Playoff Berths
A boys team and a girls team, both 10U, are participating in the NFL Flag Championships flage football tournament.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
Temecula, CA|
'Temecula Is Debt Free:' City Council Shares What This Means For 100K+ Residents
Temecula is one of 483 cities in California with populations over 100,000 residents that have zero debt, the council says.
Ashley Ludwig, Patch Staff
Stafford-Willington, CT|
State Senator/Doctor On Stafford Family's Medical Struggle: 'Choose Healthcare Over Business'
A Stafford family's dilemma in paying for a complicated transplant procedure has drawn the ire of senator and physician Jeff Gordon.
Chris Dehnel, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|
NYC Wildfire Smoke Reaches ‘Very Unhealthy’ Levels. Here’s What Doctors Want You To Know
Doctors explain the risks and what to do if you need to go outside.
Ainsley Martinez, Patch Staff
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Summit, NJ|
From Stay-At-Home Mom To Store Owner: How A Summit Customer Took A Chance On A Local Favorite
After years as a customer, Liz Branchflower took a chance on owning a Summit favorite.
Joe Murray, Patch Staff
Darien, IL|
Darien Police Chief Retiring This Fall After 11 Years At Helm
As chief, Greg Thomas weighed in on George Floyd's death and the controversial law ending cash bail.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Norwalk, CT|
New Fresh-Squeezed Lemonade Stand Opens Inside Popular Norwalk Seafood Restaurant
The owner said the stand was created to offer the perfect companion to the restaurant's famous lobster rolls: fresh-squeezed lemonade.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
Danville, CA|
County SWAT Team Arrests Barricaded Domestic Violence Suspect In Danville
The county SWAT team responded to a barricaded suspect on San Thomas Way in Danville earlier this week, the town said.
Michael Wittner, Patch Staff
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San Diego, CA|
SeaWorld San Diego To Host FIFA World Cup Final Watch Party With Orcas
"It's heartwarming to see the excitement from all walks of life, including our marine life, coming together to celebrate the world's best."
Kristina Houck, Patch Staff
Cranford, NJ|
This Family Loved A Cranford Ice Cream Shop So Much, They Bought It
hat began as a family tradition eventually became an opportunity to preserve a place they already called one of their favorites.
Joe Murray, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|
NYC Renters Say They’re Being Charged Unlawfully for Repairs
A new city housing plan targets repeat violations, but renters say the bigger fight begins after they report problems.
Ainsley Martinez, Patch Staff
Flemington, NJ|
Hunterdon Commons Retail Center In Flemington Sells For More Than $4 Million
The property is located at 176 U.S. Route 202.
David Luces, Patch Staff
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Concord, NH|
Action Delayed On Former Fugitive’s Bad Check Charges After Attorney Reveals More Indictments Imminent
Mark Maynard pleaded not guilty to Concord charges from January, has nearly 2 dozen active theft, bad check charges, with more on the way.
Tony Schinella, Patch Staff
Radnor, PA|
Former Animal Hospital Could Become Courthouse In Radnor
Township officials will consider approving the purchase of the building, which would be leased to the county.
June Bakan, Patch Staff
Fairfax City, VA|
Fairfax City Council Advances 1% Sales Tax Referendum For Schools, Transit
Fairfax City voters could decide Nov. 3 whether to authorize a 1 percent sales tax for school projects and public transportation.
Michael O'Connell, Patch Staff
Simsbury, CT|
Simsbury Retirement Community's Controversial Expansion OK'd By Zoning Board
The Simsbury Zoning Commission unanimously approved McLean's 40-unit expansion and related zoning amendments.
Michael Lemanski, Patch Staff
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Newtown, CT|
Historic Newtown Property Cleared For 2 Proposed Restaurants
The zoning change moves two proposed restaurants one step closer to opening at the redevelopment.
Hayleigh Evans, Patch Staff
Pittsburgh, PA|
Pittsburgh Craft Brewery Wins National Award
A Pittsburgh brewery fared well at the recent U.S. Open Beer Championship. Get the details here.
Eric Heyl, Patch Staff
Patchogue, NY|
'Church Of Live Music,' Long Island's Great South Bay Music Festival, To Bring Tunes To The Masses Next Week
Not a place to be seen, it's about the music, promising the best lineup with headliners like Sublime, Little Feat, and Bruce Hornsby.
Peggy Spellman Hoey, Patch Staff
Fredericksburg, VA|
Fredericksburg Nationals First Minor League Team To Accept Virginia Mobile ID
Fredericksburg Nationals become the first Minor League Baseball team to accept Virginia Mobile ID starting July 17.
Michael O'Connell, Patch Staff
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Upper East Side, NY|
Neighbors Want To Turn Queensboro Bridge Lots Into New Pocket Parks
New Yorkers say two city-owned parcels should be transformed into public space instead of sitting behind fences.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Matawan-Aberdeen, NJ|
9 Months In Prison For Woman Who Hit And Killed Aberdeen Woman, And Fled Scene
Judith Fox-Hernandez's family says they are devastated the woman who hit and killed her was just released from prison Monday.
Carly Baldwin, Patch Staff
Norristown, PA|
Major 'Nonpartisan' Protest Planned At Lockheed Martin In King Of Prussia
Organizers call on "all persons of faith and conscience...to the shadow of the world’s largest arms manufacturer."
Justin Heinze, Patch Staff
Ridgefield, CT|
Ridgefield Selectpersons Advance Public Safety Planning, Draft Leaf Blower Rules, Appoint ECDC Member
Ridgefield selectpersons reviewed public safety plans, advanced leaf blower rules and appointed Pamme Jones to ECDC.
Rich Kirby, Patch Staff
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Darien, IL|
Hinsdale South Athletic Director Defended From Criticism
The school is winning more conference championships and hosting many tournaments, an athletic official said.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Long Branch-Eatontown, NJ|
Landlord Fatally Hit Tenant With Car In West Long Branch; Didn't Call 911: Police
An Ocean Township woman is accused of hitting her tenant with her SUV. She owed him money for work he had done on the property, said police.
Carly Baldwin, Patch Staff
Windsor, CT|
Motorcycle Crash Partially Closes Broad Street In Windsor
First responders were working near Maple Avenue Thursday morning.
Jay Kenney, Patch Staff
Salem, MA|
'Deeply Humbled': Welch Vows To Bring 'Student-Centered Leadership' To Salem Schools
Thomas Welch was picked as the district's new superintendent on Wednesday night.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
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