Brick, NJ|News|
Vigil Set For Brick Memorial Student Killed In Crash
The vigil is anticipated to draw a large number of people as the community and is being moved to a safer location, Brick police said.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
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West Hartford, CT|News|
West Hartford FD To Get New Generator After Town OK's FEMA Funds
The West Hartford Town Council has approved a FEMA-funded generator project for WHFD Firehouse Station No. 1.
Michael Lemanski, Patch Staff
North Andover, MA|News|
Massive Housing Project On Board's Agenda In North Andover
A proposed housing project is on the Zoning Board of Appeals' agenda Thursday.
Chris Rhatigan, Patch Staff
Darien, IL|News|
Darien Man Puts Gun To Woman's Head In House: Cops
He then refused to let officers approach him to look for the gun, police said.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Madison, NJ|News|
Madison School Board Approves Solar Panel Plan For District Buildings
The board voted Wednesday to hire an energy consultant and launch a bidding process for a Power Purchase Agreement.
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
Deerfield, IL|News|
‘The Hardest Thing I Could Think Of’: Deerfield Native To Bike Route 66 Solo
Rory Perlow plans to ride 2,200 miles from Chicago to Santa Monica while raising money for youth mental health.
Eric DeGrechie, Patch Staff
Clark-Garwood, NJ|News|
Clark Pushes Back On State ADU Bill As NJ Towns Fight Trenton Housing Mandates
Clark's opposition mirrors a growing statewide pushback, as towns push back against Trenton legislation they say bypasses local planning.
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
Plainfield, IL|News|
Family And Consumer Sciences To Be Dropped At Plainfield Middle School, Parents Claim
Home ec classes are being targeted as part of the district's evaluation of its offerings amid a loss of state funding, a petition says.
Emily Rosca, Patch Staff
Tuscaloosa, AL|News|
Sentencing Set For Man Convicted Of Murder In 2020 Killing Of Indiana University Student
A sentencing date has now been set for the man convicted of murder last week in the 2020 shooting death of an Indiana University student.
Ryan Phillips, Patch Staff
Ellington-Somers, CT|News|
Somers Budget Vote Loses By 26 Votes
Somers residents voted on the proposed budget Tuesday after officials warned about rising costs.
Jay Kenney, Patch Staff
Long Island, NY|News|
MTA Makes Decision On Refunds For LIRR Ticket Holders
Commuters have voiced their concerns over reimbursements and increased fares.
Melanie Gulbas, Patch Staff
West Orange, NJ|News|
West Orange Mayor Candidate Pool Grows: Rudin Announces 2026 Run
Joyce Rudin: “My time on the council has driven home one fact: change in our township has to start at the top.”
Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff
Cranford, NJ|News|
Traffic Frustrations Grow Around Cranford Apartment Development
Residents say congestion near the 750 Walnut Avenue development has become a growing concern as the township prepares a new traffic study.
Joe Murray, Patch Staff
Pittsburgh, PA|News|
Health Department Shuts Down Popular Pittsburgh Coffee Shop
A Pittsburgh coffee shop isn't currently open because of an imminent health hazard. Get the details here.
Eric Heyl, Patch Staff
Elmhurst, IL|News|
Men Admit To Fake Elmhurst Robbery; Supposed Loot Found In Safe: Police
The older man kept denying he lied, claiming he was rich, authorities said. Police said the other man gave in after story's inconsistencies.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Sonoma Valley, CA|News|
Looking Across Napa-Sonoma Cabernet Divide At Winemakers Event
Looking across the Napa-Sonoma divide at Cabernet terroir in June at a Sonoma Home Winemakers tasting event.
Angela Woodall, Patch Staff
Plymouth-Whitemarsh, PA|News|
Just 102 Votes Separate Leaders In 148th State Rep. Primary Race
The battle to replace Mary Jo Daley remained too close to call Wednesday morning, with mail-ins and overseas tallies still coming in.
Justin Heinze, Patch Staff
Yardley, PA|News|
2nd Popular Restaurant Closing In Yardley Borough
La La Lobster will close its doors after six years operating on Main Street in Yardley Borough.
Dino Ciliberti, Patch Staff
Joliet, IL|News|
Victim 'Appeared Sweaty, Crying And Out Of Breath,' Joliet Woman Denies Finding Messages On His Phone: Cops
A lot more people are being kept in Will County's Jail under the SAFE-T-Act. Gustavo Rivera-Corado of West Jefferson Street is the latest.
John Ferak, Patch Staff
Across America|News|
Strangers Next Door May Prefer Keeping Their Distance: Block Talk
A survey suggests the American neighborhood remains important but no longer plays a central role in everyday social life.
Beth Dalbey, Patch Staff
Frankfort, IL|News|
Frankfort Renews 3-Year Agreement For License Plate Reading Cameras
The agreement is for three Flock cameras along Laraway Road.
Andrea Earnest, Patch Staff
Vernon, CT|News|
Vernon On Memorial Day Weekend: As Unique As It gets
Memorial Day 2026 is full of activity in Vernon, and that's the tradition.
Chris Dehnel, Patch Staff
Newtown, CT|News|
Here’s How Newtown Voted On The Revised Budget Referendum
Results were released Tuesday night after voters returned to the polls for a second vote on the proposals.
Hayleigh Evans, Patch Staff
Wilton, CT|News|
Wilton Police Report Reveals Major Shift In 2025 Crime, Crash Data
Wilton police released new data outlining crime, crash and enforcement trends from 2025.
Hayleigh Evans, Patch Staff
Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills, IL|News|
Hinsdale Couple Who Lost Son Stalk Car Wash Owners: Court Filing
The couple said it's another "shameful attempt" by the owners to cast themselves as victims. They called the allegations unfounded.
David Giuliani, Patch Staff
Temecula, CA|News|
Old Town Temecula Is Getting Its 'Ducks In A Row' From Regan Schneider
Still shy of her 30th birthday, Schneider has successfully operated several Temecula businesses and is readying to open this one.
Toni McAllister, Patch Staff
Cambridge, MA|News|
Police Searching For Suspect After Assault Takes Place In Harvard Dormitory
The assailant reportedly entered the University building without authorization.
Benjamin Pierce, Patch Staff
Beverly, MA|News|
Proposed Beverly Trash Fee Increase Spurs Fierce City Council Debate
The Beverly City Council will meet again on Tuesday to vote on the proposal with public comment sought at that time.
Scott Souza, Patch Staff
Manhattan, IL|News|
'A Final Thank You': 100 Attend Burial For Unclaimed WWII Vet After Urn Found In Home
Local veterans on Monday issued a call for public support as unclaimed Army veteran Harry Levin was laid to rest. They showed up.
Lauren Traut, Patch Staff
Middletown, NJ|News|
Mom Raises Concerns Over Mold At Middletown Elementary Schools
A mother of two says it's time to raise alarm bells — again — about a potential mold issue in Middletown schools.
Carly Baldwin, Patch Staff
Joliet, IL|News|
Joliet Man At Econo Lodge Taken Away In Handcuffs By Shorewood Police, Here's Why
The Shorewood police officers located a small shoebox inside of the bag which contained a box of Federal American Eagle 9mm Lugar rounds.
John Ferak, Patch Staff
Tuscaloosa, AL|News|
Suspect's Charge Upgraded To Murder After Autopsy Finds Northport Woman's Death Was Homicide
The Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit on Tuesday upgraded charges against a man arrested for the death of Karen Deann Hollis
Ryan Phillips, Patch Staff
Joliet, IL|News|
Significant Salary Increases For Joliet HS District's Administration: School Board Vote
Guseman has served as superintendent since early 2020. The School Board got rid of a former Wisconsin school administrator mid-school year.
John Ferak, Patch Staff
New Canaan, CT|News|
New Canaan Town Council To Hold Public Hearing On Proposed Leaf Blower Ordinance During Upcoming Meeting
The New Canaan Town Council is scheduled to meet on May 20, 2026; here's what's on the agenda.
RJ Scofield, Patch Staff
Concord, NH|News|
Investigation Leads To Burglary Charge Against Homeless Thief In Concord; Perp Fails To Appear In Court
Timothy Casey was accused of burglarizing a South End home in March. He failed to appear on this charge and several others, court docs say.
Tony Schinella, Patch Staff
Temecula, CA|News|
New Opposition To Proposed SDG&E Powerlink Transmission Line From Tourism, Wineries
Temecula Valley Wine Country and the $1B tourism industry explain how the Golden Pacific Powerlink could devastate tourism and agriculture.
Ashley Ludwig, Patch Staff
Berkeley, CA|News|
Shrooms 'Art-N-Seek' Game Coming To The East Bay. Here's Where To Search
On June 13, mushroom art will take over the Bay Area.
Fernando Haro, Patch Staff
San Leandro, CA|News|
Shrooms 'Art-N-Seek' Game Coming To San Leandro
On June 13, mushrooms will take over the main library plaza.
Fernando Haro, Patch Staff
Ridgewood-Glen Rock, NJ|News|
Lobster Chain To Open Its Second NJ Restaurant Wednesday In Ridgewood, With Freebies
The restaurant, which serves lobster, shrimp, and crab rolls, will have giveaways at its Ridgewood grand opening.
Caren Lissner, Patch Staff
Plainfield, IL|News|
Dutch Bros To Open Coffee Shop In Plainfield, Village Board Votes
The drive-thru-only coffee shop is bringing its popular concept to Plainfield.
Emily Rosca, Patch Staff
