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Developers receiving county money may soon have to prove they’re giving something back
Cuyahoga County may soon require developers getting major public funds to provide a certain level of community benefits like jobs, amenities, or local investments.
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3mBoston kids can get free meals at over 60 locations this summer
More than 60 schools and community centers around Boston will offer free, nutritious meals while school is out for the summer.
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4mToday’s famous birthdays list for July 13, 2026 features celebrities Patrick Stewart, Ken Jeong
Patrick Stewart and Ken Jeong share a birthday today. Check out our photo slideshow of celebrities and other famous people with birthdays on July 13, 2026 and find out a fun fact about each person.
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4mSupreme Court justices describe safety risks, threats, need for bulletproof vests
Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett appeared before Rep. Dave Joyce's subcommittee to make the case for $225 million in fiscal year 2027 security funding.
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2mHudson to host Touch-a-Truck event with more than 20 vehicles July 25
Hudson's Touch-a-Truck event returns July 25 with more than 20 vehicles, an electric vehicle show, food trucks and children's activities.
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2mA construction failure in Midtown exposes the hidden dangers of converting NYC’s aging office towers into homes
Support columns at 235 East 42nd St. weren’t properly reinforced, causing floors to sag up to 4 inches and creating a collapse zone.