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The mayoral appointments announced outside the Boston Police Department’s headquarters in Roxbury last week put two police oversight panels at full strength. The independent groups are the Civilian Review Board and the Internal Affairs Oversight Panel, both within the city’s Office of Police Accountability and Transparency, which is headed up by executive director Stephanie

Bram Stoker's bloodline will visit Cruden Bay to unveil a plaque to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Dracula being published.

The chief executive of Aberdeenshire Council, Jim Savege, says Covid restrictions meant communities were stronger when Storm Arwen hit.

Prospect Heights Mayor Nick Helmer dies. Elk Grove Village mourns Edward Hauser. Cause of 2021 Des Plaines fire that killed four children and their mother is revealed. Shooting wounds two after a fight at a Rolling Meadows bar. Mama Lees Gourmet Popcorn finds a temporary home in Elgin.

For the first time, the city's police oversight office is now fully staffed.

The Elgin City Council approved a temporary lease for Mama Lees Gourmet Popcorn at the Edward Schock Centre of Elgin. The popcorn retail store need to relocate from its 20 South Spring St. location while the buidling the shop occupies is under construction.

Willie Young, one of the most controversial figures in Aberdeen's recent political history is thinking of making a council comeback in May.

Many of the men who drove lorries for Charles Alexander and Partners of Aberdeen count those days as the best of their lives.

Braemar residents are fighting Aberdeenshire Council plans to remove their fires, raising fears about power cuts and freezing conditions.

Facebook users are demanding that Union Street be reopened in a flurry of messages to Aberdeen Journals, but are they just a vocal minority?