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Mayor Mamdani Begins Weeklong Vacation; First Deputy Mayor to Oversee New York City Operations

Mayor Mamdani Begins Weeklong Vacation; First Deputy Mayor to Oversee New York City Operations

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has commenced a weeklong vacation, spending time with his family in upstate New York. City Hall announced that the Mayor will not be holding any public events during this period but will remain in regular communication with his senior staff to receive updates. While the specific location of his upstate stay was not disclosed, First Deputy Mayor Dean Fuleihan has been appointed to oversee the day-to-day operations of the city in Mayor Mamdani's absence. Mayor Mamdani is expected to return to his duties in one week.
The Columbus Dispatch The Columbus Dispatch
Franklin County vehicle title fees set to increase on Sept. 1

Franklin County vehicle title fees set to increase on Sept. 1

Franklin County residents will pay more for vehicle titles starting Sept. 1 as fees rise from $18 to $23.
The Corpus Christi Caller Times The Corpus Christi Caller Times
There's still time for you to weigh in on Corpus Christi city budget

There's still time for you to weigh in on Corpus Christi city budget

The city of Corpus Christi is holding more public meetings where residents can share input on how the city spends money in the next fiscal year.
The Knoxville News-Sentinel The Knoxville News-Sentinel
Knox County Mayor-elect Betsy Henderson taps leaders to bring vision to life

Knox County Mayor-elect Betsy Henderson taps leaders to bring vision to life

Two new faces will serve in the mayor's office, and a familiar one will stay on in the new administration.
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Jonas Brothers Announce 45-City 'The Burning Up Tour All Over Again' Across North America

Jonas Brothers Announce 45-City 'The Burning Up Tour All Over Again' Across North America

Jonas Brothers Announce 45-City 'The Burning Up Tour All Over Again' Across North America
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Two Individuals Shot and Killed at Millville Gas Station

Two Individuals Shot and Killed at Millville Gas Station

Two people, 32-year-old Ashley Brown of Millville and 32-year-old Andy Brazil of Vineland, were shot and killed at a gas station in Millville, New Jersey, early Sunday morning. Millville Police officers responded to reports of a shooting at the Quick Fill on High Street shortly before 4 a.m. Upon arrival, officers discovered both victims had been shot, and they were pronounced dead at the scene. The Millville Police Department, in conjunction with the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office, is investigating the incident. Officials have not yet released any details regarding a potential suspect or the circumstances leading to the shooting.
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Teen lifeguard and boy he rescued are honored at White House after Trump saw dramatic viral video

Teen lifeguard and boy he rescued are honored at White House after Trump saw dramatic viral video

A teenage lifeguard and the boy he rescued off the coast of California have been reunited as President Donald Trump honored both as heroes
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Supreme Court again rebuffs Trump’s push to toss out $5 million verdict in E. Jean Carroll case

Supreme Court again rebuffs Trump’s push to toss out $5 million verdict in E. Jean Carroll case

The Supreme Court has again rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn a $5 million jury verdict in favor of writer E
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Yuri and Lucero to bring Entre Amigas tour to El Paso in 2027

Yuri and Lucero to bring Entre Amigas tour to El Paso in 2027

Mexican icons Yuri and Lucero are bringing their Entre Amigas tour to El Paso in 2027. Here is how to get tickets.
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Voorhees Township Landfill to Transform into 13.5-Acre Solar Field

Voorhees Township Landfill to Transform into 13.5-Acre Solar Field

A former landfill in Voorhees Township, New Jersey, which has been closed for over 50 years since 1972, is slated for transformation into a 13.5-acre solar field. This project is part of New Jersey's Community Solar Energy Program, designed to expand access to renewable energy and reduce utility bills for residents. The solar panels are expected to cover approximately half of the 35-acre property. Upon completion, more than half of the energy generated by this solar field will be specifically allocated to low- and moderate-income households, according to a township administrator. The program allows households using the state's four major electricity providers to subscribe to a participating solar facility and receive renewable credits on their bills without needing to install solar panels on their own properties.
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Cheyenne Mayor Rebuts Secretary Gray's Censure Amidst Annexation Challenge Legal Dispute

Cheyenne Mayor Rebuts Secretary Gray's Censure Amidst Annexation Challenge Legal Dispute

Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins has responded to a censure from Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray concerning the city's request for judicial clarification on an annexation challenge. The Cheyenne City Council is seeking a declaratory judgment from the Laramie County District Court to determine the correct statutory process for challenging a recent annexation. The city annexed 3,460 acres of land on July 13, which had been sold by companies linked to U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis’s family to Microsoft for a large data center project. Residents opposed to the rapid data center development initiated a referendum process under Wyoming Title 22. Secretary Gray cautioned Mayor Collins against 'undermining a clear statutory process,' asserting that Title 22 is explicit and not preempted by Title 15, which outlines a different appeal process for annexations. Mayor Collins maintains that the city's objective is to gain clarity for future growth and dispute resolution, not to obstruct legal processes.
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Springfield voters should think hard before changing charter | Opinion

Springfield voters should think hard before changing charter | Opinion

This writer urges Springfield voters to scrutinize Question 3 on the November ballot, which would shift control of city purchasing rules.