STAMFORD, CT — The Cedar Heights Bridge replacement project is now expected to be complete by June 30, according to the latest update from City Engineer Lou Casolo. Casolo appeared before the Board of Representatives Operations Committee on Monday to provide updates on several bridge projects around the city at the request of committee members and Reps. Don Mays (D-19) […]

FONTANA, CA — A lawsuit, alleging an Inland Empire city is illegally blocking the construction of a Planned Parenthood facility, continues winding its way through the legal system. Click Here: kangaroos rugby jersey Meanwhile, supporters of the nonprofit took to the city’s streets Tuesday with a message: “Let Planned Parenthood In Fontana.” The supporters tied 2,000 pink ribbons on a […]

TINLEY PARK, IL — Tim LaFreniere points out the second-floor window of his workplace, to the spot he used to hold a lemonade stand as a kid. Near both the fire station and the Metra parking lot, it was a prime location for dealing Dixie cups of the sweet drink on a hot summer day—savvy entrepreneurs, he and his cousins. […]

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — The long-awaited East 91st Street homeless shelter is moving forward with a new provider, over a year after the original non-profit ditched the site over a programmatic disconnect. Services For the Underserved, or S:US, will now run the site as a 92-bed “Welcome Center:” a “low-barrier” program focused on immediate need and pre-assessment site aimed […]

SAN DIEGO, CA — Have you dreamed about owning property in San Diego County but were uncertain if you could afford it? San Diego County’s Treasurer-Tax Collector has announced that over 400 homes countywide will be auctioned off by the end of March. The exact number of properties might change due to homeowners paying off their property tax bills before […]

VALLEY STREAM, NY — A mother and son were charged with assault after one struck an officer and bit a medic on Sunday in Valley Stream, Nassau police said. Officers responded to a Valley Stream home to conduct a welfare check at about 1:30 p.m., and upon arrival, determined Brigitte Atta-Poku, 43, required medical treatment and evaluation, but she became […]

FAIRFIELD, CT — Fairfield police launched an investigation this week into the hanging of several pro-Palestinian posters at the Unquowa Road railroad bridge. Though some have called the posters antisemitic, the police department is not classifying the incident as a hate crime. Patch has seen pictures of the posters, which carried slogans such as “Palestine will be free,” “Israel lied […]

GREENWICH, CT — Outdoor dining in Greenwich this year will cost eateries more money and end sooner, according to the 2024 guidelines approved by the Board of Selectmen earlier this week. The popular initiative that was borne out of the COVID-19 pandemic will begin again on April 1 and run through Nov. 3, instead of later in the month. First […]

NEW YORK CITY — New York City will reduce spending on asylum seekers by 30 percent overall — a shift in funding that will help spare city agencies from another round of cuts planned for April, said Mayor Eric Adams. Adams announced Wednesday that he’ll cancel 5 percent budget cuts for city agencies and will lift a hiring freeze. But […]

BENSALEM, PA — Two decades after a body was found on the banks of the Delaware River, authorities identified the remains as a New Jersey man who had gone missing around that time. Two fishermen discovered the body in a drainage area on a freight property in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, in October 2003. That was the last year that Edward Anthony […]