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Governor calls senator's slur "disgusting," teen chefs, burn bans and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
The daylong bike ride will explore the library's 60-branch system on Saturday, May 20 and is open to adults and children.
The Obama administration's actions on student debt, unrest at Trump's Costa Mesa rally and more for a day in history on April 28.
Free mammograms and clinical breast exams will be held at two library branches on May 25, open to all New York City women over 40.
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Donald Trump's intended foreign policy, Louis Caldera's resignation over a miscarried flyover and more for a day in history on April 27.
So far this year, 94.3 percent of homeless dogs and cats have been adopted — a 24 percent increase over 2016 — according to a report.
From National Park Week in 2009 to Trump's sweeping victories in the primaries, Patch looks back on presidential history for April 26.
Denim Day is a response to a 1998 Italian Supreme Court ruling that overturned a rape conviction because the victim wore "tight jeans."
Award-winning Merry Maids provides free housecleaning to women undergoing cancer treatment. [SPONSORED]
Dr. Knapp explores new research that sees patients walking away from prescription drugs and insulin. [SPONSORED]
Watch Obama's address on fiscal discipline and learn about Bush's discussion of Israel with Saudi leadership for a look back on April 25.
The new Sunset Park location will occupy a full building with three floors and "top-of-the-line" equipment.
Tickets are required the first two weekends, but the market is free to enter on May 6. Half of all ticket proceeds goes to local charities.
Did Trump "evolve" closer to the general election? Who was the first White House reporter? Patch shares a day in history for April 24.
New police body armor, crime sprees and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
A beloved pediatrician nears retirement, a comatose woman identified and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
Adopt A Shelter Pet Day, streets dedicated to fallen veterans and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
A missing collie in Paulding, a plane crash in Bartow County and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
Free admission to national parks, a pet-friendly block party and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week.
