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The proposed project aims to improve pedestrian access along the east side of Old Waterloo Road.
Previously purchased tickets remain valid, while refund requests must reach organizers by Oct. 5, 2026.
Spectators can watch the competition, use the gym all day, and support California’s strongest lifters on Saturday.
The Fredericksburg Police Department's annual golf tournament returns Oct. 5, with all proceeds supporting employee wellness programs.
The State Bond Commission has approved $1.3 million in funding to replace and upgrade the Bunnell High School Track.
The popular annual race is hosted by the Madison Jaycees CT.
The recreation program is open to boys and girls in grades one through eight, with registration costing residents $15.
The 16-day program will feature free hikes, boat trips, tours and cultural events across Essex County starting on Saturday.
East Haven police shared information on traffic and parking for this weekend's Fall Festival and the Road Race/Kids Fun Run.
New showers, lighting, lobby updates and murals are part of the refreshed Wilmette swim school.
The annual event will again raise money for Tolland schools before joining the town's Harvest Festival.
The hiring was announced on Wednesday.
State legislators secured the funding to rehabilitate tennis and pickleball courts damaged by poor soil conditions.
The city is looking for residents who want to play an important part in making this charity event happen.
Avon Girl Scouts will host a 5K, kid mile, and little kid dash at a local park as part of America 250 festivities. Register now.
The city held a ribbon-cutting to celebrate the latest improvements.
An information session will introduce nature lovers to two volunteer roles at the Englewood preserve.
Expected to open in 2030, the arena's design pays tribute to the Spectrum, where both teams played for three decades.
People who complete seven of 10 featured trails will earn a medallion, the forest preserve said.
Eighteen University of Alabama athletes across nine sports have joined Nike's Blue Ribbon Elite NIL roster for the 2026-27 season.
The state is developing repairs for Larkin Trail crossings near Pope Road and Christian Street.
Two of the four damaged stream crossings are in Southbury, at Jeremy Swamp Road and Curt Smith Road.
Join author and avid environmentalist Linda Magoon for an inspiring talk on the raw, healing power of the trail on Sept. 16.
Baseball, youth softball, live country music and a Polynesian-inspired celebration offer several ways to enjoy the long holiday weekend.
The proposed agreement would fund nonprofit-led programs for seniors, youths, and community events.
The Shoreline Greenway Trail is slated to extend from New Haven to Madison.
On Aug. 20, a tornado left a path of destruction at Sun and Surf Beach Club. On Aug. 30, the club's softball team won a league championship.
See which stories lifted our spirits in this week's roundup of good news articles from Illinois Patch.
It will be closed for several days starting early next week.
Launched this summer in East Orange, the training is expanding to Newark and Orange this fall.
A Princeton-born defenseman and a former Princeton University player are among the Ironhawks' first 5 signings.
The new coach succeeds legendary Southern Connecticut State University coach Tim Quill, who died suddenly earlier this year.
No running shoes required — the second annual event takes participants through the lazy river instead.
Dill Dinkers Hatboro has been named the official venue for the 2026 Pennsylvania State Championship.
Attendees can explore more than 130 sponsors and exhibitors across 10 interactive zones.
The Trenton Ironhawks are building their inaugural roster with a distinctly Jersey flavor ahead of their Oct. 24 home opener.
The Syosset-based operator of Picklr clubs in New York and New Jersey received the award at Picklr's annual conference.
Avon Land Trust and Avon Recreation & Parks will host a free, family-friendly 3-mile hike Sept. 5 at Town Forest Park.
Sunday walks will help visitors identify birds by sight and sound throughout September at Cora Hartshorn Arboretum.