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Category : Local News
Evanston considers changing policy regarding dog breeds, licensing
[ad_1] Finding an apartment in Evanston may soon become less complicated for dog owners as the city’s Human Services Committee requested city staff to write...
Pressure mounts on Mayor Adams to comply with NYC class size limits
[ad_1] Mayor Adams administration has said it does not have the money to fully comply with the state law limiting class sizes. The teachers union...
Superintendent encouraged as Lake Forest High renovations about to start; ‘We will do our darnedest to be under (budget)’
[ad_1] The initial phase of Lake Forest High School’s renovation is scheduled to start this summer, with officials saying they have received some related positive...
Equal Rights Amendment tossed on NY ballot, but an appeal is expected
[ad_1] A Republican judge in Upstate New York agreed that the proper procedures weren't followed during the legislative process. A judge from the Rochester area...
Queens man pleads not guilty to killing an NYPD detective
[ad_1] An NYPD barrier. Guy Rivera faces life in prison without the possibility of parole if he is convicted. [ more › ] [ad_2] Ann...
Meet some of the NYC Catholics who want to change the Church with progressive politics
[ad_1] Kenneth Boller, at The Church of St. Francis Xavier, west of Union Square. Inside local efforts to reform one of the world's oldest and...
‘I regret it.' NY Gov. Hochul says she ‘misspoke’ about Black kids in the Bronx.
[ad_1] The governor said she "misspoke" in her remarks. The governor made the heavily criticized remark while talking about artificial intelligence at a conference in...
NYC, facing segregated schools and new class size law, could find an answer in Brooklyn
[ad_1] The scene inside Arts & Letters 305 United in Brooklyn in 2023, where classroom discussions about racism, bias and identity are part of the...
Warren sophomore Colin Dreckmann’s ‘eye-opening’ debut season impresses others. It has surprises for him too.
[ad_1] Warren sophomore Colin Dreckmann remembers watching baseball games on TV when he was little. The close eye that Dreckmann cast on major leaguers back...