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Orange Recycling Committee Reviews New Curbside Collection Service, Plans Fall Recycling Events
Orange Recycling Committee reviewed the new recycling vendor, food scrap service and plans for fall recycling events.

Orange Recycling Committee reviewed the new recycling vendor, food scrap service and plans for fall recycling events.

During this week's meeting, the Madison Board of Selectmen also approved equipment purchases, among other matters.
Eduardo Arriaga-Gonzalez was not at the scene when officers initially arrived, Joliet police advised.
Officers contacted Eduardo Davila in the parking lot near the front entrance and instructed him multiple times to leave the property.
Here's the latest in the capital murder case against a man accused of a double murder in Brookwood earlier this month.
Erica Buford was taken into custody without incident, and the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services was notified.
In an announcement, the owners said the taqueria's closure comes after the city acquired the property through eminent domain.
The Long Beach City Council is prepared to hear public comment on a pair of ordinances at its next meeting in August.
Five deaths have been reported in the Upper East Side Legionnaires’ outbreak as officials find more cooling towers with live bacteria.
The proposed group is designed to stabilize ambulance services after the end of Crozer Health's EMS left many Delco towns scrambling.
The Board approved the second phase of construction for the club's outdoor practice facility.
Fr. Kenneth Fleck, an administrator at St. Catherine in 2022, is accused of sexually abusing a minor over 30 years ago at another parish.
Volunteer firefighters shared a video of the pickup truck fire on Thursday afternoon.
A new vintage market will pop up in Manassas this weekend. Its organizer hopes to make it a regular event.
The downtown Evanston vegan restaurant has closed, with some menu items moving to Evanston Corner Bistro.
Sean Smida was devoted to his wife and children above all, but he had a rare gift for making others feel like family, his best friend said.
Casablanca spent 8 years with one family before arriving at North Shore Animal League America, where she's now waiting for a new beginning.
Here's what residents are losing after years of waiting.
CodaPet, a California-based veterinary network, is expanding its at-home end-of-life service to pet owners in the Annapolis area.
He was transported by the Joliet Fire Department to Saint Joseph Medical Center for evaluation.
Officials unanimously opposed all three projects on the agenda, part of a cluster larger than the King of Prussia Mall.
Council advanced a broad zoning update to speed affordable housing and reduce parking.
The 2020 Census determined Aurora lost nearly 17,000 residents from 2010 — a "significant undercount," the city said.
It approved reimbursement for a volunteer pizza party but denied a request to reimburse more than $3,000 for library plaques.
UPDATE: His defense attorney says he maintains his innocence and looks forward to "scrutinizing the prosecutor's evidence."
The Glenbrook North graduate and 20-year department veteran succeeds John Ustich, who retired after three decades with Northbrook police.
The basement would feature an indoor pool, squash court, art gallery, and an area for the owner's car collection, submitted documents say.
Fairfax City Planning Commission is holding a public hearing on a proposal to replace offices at 9495 Silver King Court with 14 townhomes.
Officials said service cuts, including reduced weekend trains and possible station closures, could come without new funding.
An ordinance was introduced that would ban data centers from being built in Stafford Township.
Video: Nicole Mary Considine was arrested on July 16 on an aggravated driving under the influence charge after a rollover crash downtown.
'It's always cool when Foreigner calls,' the high school's choral music director told Patch.
The Yardley distillery and a Tex Mex restaurant and bar in Morrisville are up for a combined sale of $550,000.
Drivers are being asked to avoid the area. Police said an investigation is ongoing.
Arlington health inspectors cited food temperature, sanitation and hygiene violations at restaurants during July inspections.
Lisa Nguyen started Topline Nails in 1994. After a fire destroyed everything, her daughters Tram and Truc were moved to carry on the salon.
LaSusa told the Board of Education that drop-off and pick-up procedures may change at some schools this fall.
Discover local artists, Haitian traditions and live jazz just by walking through the neighborhood.
Housatonic River Commission approved a conservation grant and reviewed river access, invasive species and watershed projects.
Republicans released voter registration records they say show a local ICE detainee and West Hartford businessman was registered to vote.