North Beach’s water saddle work causes scheduled shutoff on June 17
North Beach MD – North Beach schedules a daytime water shutoff June 17 (9 a.m.–2 p.m.) on parts of 3rd St. and Frederick Ave. for saddle installs.
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Two Stockton shootings leave one dead, three injured
Two separate shootings Friday night left one person dead and three injured. Police said there’s no known motive and no suspect info yet.
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Tuolumne County EMS comment deadline today (June 29) as rates take effect July 1, 2026
Tuolumne County’s draft EMS policy comments close today, June 29, 2026 at 5pm. The ambulance fee schedule is marked for July 1.
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Garland fuel prices: AAA Dallas metro regular $3.162, diesel $4.155 (6/29/26)
Garland TX Gas & Diesel Watch: AAA’s Dallas metro average shows regular $3.162/gal and diesel $4.155 as of 6/29/26—both down since yesterday.
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King tides and coastal flooding are battering Long Beach’s shoreline again
Long Beach CA – King tides drove a National Weather Service coastal flood advisory for CAZ366, with berm damage and street-level mud after waves overtopped barriers.
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Dauphin County MATP switch to rabbittransit starts July 1: Hummelstown guide
Hummelstown MATP riders: Dauphin County’s rabbittransit switch begins July 1, 2026. Start your new application June 1—sign within 30 days.
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Charlotte names Robert Harrington interim mayor as Vi Lyles exits June 30
Charlotte NC – Charlotte City Council picked Robert Harrington as interim mayor; Vi Lyles resigns June 30 and Harrington takes office July 1 through December 2027.
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Farmington cyclist crash raises safety questions on Perrine Road
Farmington Police say a left-turning driver allegedly failed to yield to a westbound cyclist at Perrine Road and Air Park Drive on June 12, 2026.
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San Jose adopts 2026-27 budget with cuts, reserve spending, and service tradeoffs
San Jose’s City Council adopted the FY 2026-27 budget for July 1 start, closing a reported $50.3M gap with reserve spending and Measure A revenue.
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Detroit’s Ford Fireworks curfew adds earlier downtown restrictions for minors
Detroit MI – City Council moved the Ford Fireworks minors’ curfew start to 8 p.m. (June 22), with adult supervision required until 6 a.m.
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Gas & Diesel Watch (Byram area): Regular $3.50; diesel eases to $4.34 (AAA)
AAA’s Jackson metro averages (used for Byram-area readers) eased again June 28: regular $3.502/gal and diesel $4.344/gal, both down vs yesterday.
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Heavy rain disrupts Lexington recycling and floods cleanup
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government says mechanical problems after wet recyclables mean no curbside recycling Tuesday, June 23—and urges 311 flood reporting.
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Blue Hill Avenue fight pivots from bus lanes to Orange Line extension talk
Boston City Councilors Miniard Culpepper and Brian Worrell urge MBTA to drop Blue Hill’s center bus lanes and study Orange Line to Mattapan Square.
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Hunterdon County bridge money could shape future repairs for Flemington-area drivers
Hunterdon County was awarded nearly $1.8 million for four NJDOT Local Bridge Fund bridge replacements in Readington and Amwell—what to watch next.
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Topeka Schools face federal Title IX pressure as DOE escalates Kansas dispute
Topeka Public Schools was warned it has 10 calendar days to reach Title IX compliance after an OCR letter dated June 11.
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Greektown’s streetscape work is reopening key blocks just as summer traffic peaks
Detroit’s Greektown Monroe Streetscape reopens part of Monroe and Beaubien for summer, but Monroe/St. Antoine restrictions run into July—check before you go.
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DOE’s $17.5B conditional nuclear loans: grid impact and what’s still uncertain
DOE’s June 23 conditional $17.5B loan package aims to speed 10 AP1000 reactors by up to 3 years—if technical, legal and financial reviews clear.
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Detroit cooling centers: Extreme Heat Watch Tue. 12pm–Thu. 8pm
Detroit’s Cooling Centers can extend hours during a heat emergency. Here’s the Extreme Heat Watch window, warning signs, and what to do.
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McKinney expands TIRZ No. 1 for east-side redevelopment
McKinney City Council approved a TIRZ No. 1 expansion adding ~15.7 acres in east McKinney, shifting future tax increments into reinvestment funds.
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Littleville still hiring Level II/III wastewater operator (open until filled)
Littleville Town Hall is accepting applications for a full-time Level II/III wastewater (sewer) operator—open until filled, with on-call duty during weather events.
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DOJ sues four states for SNAP data—what changes and what to watch next
DOJ filed suits June 26 to seek injunctions requiring Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota to turn over “last five years” SNAP applicant data.
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Highlands Ranch Parkway slowdown: Ridgeglen Way closes July 6–9
Douglas County says Highlands Ranch Parkway is down to single lanes between Broadway and Burntwood Way, with delays up to 15 minutes. Ridgeglen Way closes July 6–9.