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Local Icon Dies, Mourned By Many

A lifelong resident who was a charitable benefactor and a champion in the auto industry as both a racer and shop owner who let the town borrow his classic cars for parades and other events, has died. He helped raise nearly $2 million that went toward helping children and families.>>>Read More.

2 Masked Suspects Damage Doors With Hammer Ahead Of Halloween: Report

“One of them had a ghost face mask on and a hammer with him. That’s the really loud banging we heard, a hammer on the door,” a neighbor said, according to a report.>>>Read More.

High School Football Game Postponed Due To Threats: Police

A football game scheduled for Thursday was moved due to security concerns, according to police.>>>Read More.

2 Hospitalized After Fire Breaks Out Friday: Report

One person was transported to a hospital's burn unit, according to a report.>>>Read More.

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