Tempe Publishes 2026 Back-to-School Guide With Care at 18 Schools
Tempe’s 2026 back-to-school guide outlines school-year resources and before- and after-school care through Kid Zone at 18 Tempe and Kyrene schools.
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Salinas council to hear final Turner Scholar presentations Aug. 4
The Salinas City Council is scheduled to receive a report on five Turner Scholar interns and their city projects at its Aug. 4 meeting.
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Columbia sets evening accompaniment rule at Finlay Park after June disturbances
Visitors age 17 and younger must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian or responsible adult age 21 or older to enter or remain at Finlay Park after 5 p.m., under a City of Columbia measure that began June 21.
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Oneida County youth grant deadline is Aug. 12 for Barneveld-area programs
Oneida County is accepting 2027 youth-program grant applications from eligible nonprofits and municipalities serving youth in the Barneveld area.
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Mounds View-area families ask oversight after Maple Grove chief charged
Mounds View families ask oversight questions after Maple Grove Fire Chief Maddison Zikmund was charged in Anoka County and resigned effective July 16.
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Brooklyn Center’s swim lessons program wins national equity recognition
Brooklyn Center’s Reciprocal Swim Lessons earned NRPA’s 2026 Innovation in Equity Award. The city says 38 students joined in 2025—and nine were later hired.
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Detroit’s summer safety push: rec centers, late basketball, Summer Fridays
Mayor Mary Sheffield’s “Occupy the Summer” kicks off June 12 with late rec hours, Late Night Basketball, and Friday 5–8 p.m. events.
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Detroit survey steers city priorities toward safety, transit and youth
Detroit MI – More than 8,000 residents fed into Rise Higher, and the city says that feedback is already shaping its proposed FY2027 budget priorities.
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San Jose budget plan avoids layoffs but still trims services before vote
San Jose’s 2026-27 budget proposal is moving through May study sessions, with officials trying to avoid layoffs while still cutting services.
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Why Columbus leaders are weighing a youth curfew now
Columbus OH – A City Council hearing put a summer curfew, parental-responsibility rules and truancy enforcement on the table, but no law has passed.