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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Johnson City City Manager Cathy Ball and others got an earful about previous alleged policing and victim services failures Thursday during Q and A at a community roundtable focused on the city’s Family Justice Center (FJC). The meeting began with FJC Director Debbie Dunn, a former Johnson City Police Department […]

Johnson City Homeless Outreach Coordinator Lorena Bennett and other members of the JCPD Community Policing Unit will serve as one of the guest speakers for February’s Community Roundtable event on Feb. 8 at 11:30 a.m. at the Langston Centre.

Elyria Mayor Frank Whitfield led another community roundtable Dec. 1 regarding youth violence, at South Recreation Center in Elyria where officials addressed some recent crime issues. Much of the discussion was on activities that aim to pull teens away from dangerous situations. One of the crime issues discussed was the rise in stolen cars that […]

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Sources close to former U.S. Rep. Jackie Speier confirm she is on the brink of entering the race for San Mateo County Supervisor in District 1.

“The high school district has no business to do south of the Tuolumne River,” writes Latino Community Roundtable President Aaron Anguiano. | Letters

A new show — Warren Connects — is being aired on Warrenton radio station WARR-1520 AM/103.5 FM each Tuesday at 11 a.m. in an effort to connect local residents with

Fredericksburg City Public Schools will provide free school supplies to all enrolled students in grades K through 8 this year.