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Many North Shore organization seeing lower funding from United Way
Numerous agencies serving children, teens and young adults on the affluent North Shore will soon enter their second year of little or no funding from United Way, due to changes in how the recipient agencies are chosen.
As we have the last several years, my family and I went to the Memorial Day Service at Ft.
Suggested Bike Routes for the North Shore
May, apparently, is a busy month. It's Skin Cancer Awareness Month, Mental Health Awareness Month, National Military Appreciation Month, and even National Moving Month.
Residents Want Art Center at Deerbrook
An arts center is the preferred use of the shuttered theaters at the rear of the Deerbrook Mall by more than half the readers who responded to the latest unscientific Patch Poll gauging interest in such a project.
Q&A: Lake Forest Seniors in the Home Stretch to Graduation
A Editor's Note: Lake Forest High School seniors will attend their last class May 23.
Responders to an emergency situation in the City of Burlington Sunday were threatened, had punches and ice packs thrown at them and were spit on in responding to the 400 block of North Pine Street.