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An Orange County homeowner says two separate encounters with unfamiliar men at her door have left her worried about safety in her neighborhood. The homeowner, who lives in the Monterey and Azalea Park area, told ClickOrlando the first incident happened Saturday, June 20, around 6:30 a.m. She checked the door, saw someone she did not …

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Residents of a Vermont manufactured home park are facing a September deadline to leave, even though some own the homes they may have to abandon. The closure affects Green Mountain Mobile Manor in Fair Haven. According to VTDigger, the state approved an expedited closure after officials cited health and safety concerns tied to failing infrastructure. …

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A North Carolina HOA fight over clubhouse dues could help define how far an association’s foreclosure power can reach when owners fall behind on required payments. The case involves Smoky Mountain Country Club, a planned community near Bryson City. According to The Charlotte Observer, attorney Shira Hedgepeth is asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to …

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Homeowners tired of perfect lawns are trying a looser style of planting that starts with scattered seeds and leaves more of the final design to the yard itself. The trend is called chaos gardening. According to The Cool Down, Massachusetts homeowners are showing growing interest in the practice, especially when native plants are used to …

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Clarksville residents have a limited window to use fireworks legally around the Fourth of July, and city officials are telling people to check the rules before lighting anything near a home. Under City Code Sec. 10-218, fireworks may be exploded, fired, shot, or set off inside the city limits only from July 1 through July …

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Wentworth Shire residents can now apply for free green waste vouchers that may reduce the cost of seasonal yard cleanup. Wentworth Shire Council has opened applications for its 2026/2027 Green Waste Disposal Vouchers. According to River 1467, the program is intended to help residents with property maintenance and waste management. Each eligible residential household can …

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A Missouri property-theft case led to a four-wheeler pursuit after a homeowner reported items stolen from a residence, according to court records cited by KTTN. Robert Edward Lee of Polo has been charged in Caldwell County with felony stealing of property valued at $750 or more, felony resisting arrest by fleeing in a way prosecutors …

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One person was hospitalized after a 2013 Toyota Camry left the roadway and struck a home in Ocoee, Florida, according to troopers. Florida Highway Patrol said the crash happened around 11:50 p.m. Saturday at 2006 Adair Street, near Fifth Avenue, ClickOrlando reported. Troopers said the Camry ran off the road and hit the house. The …

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A nearby homeowner helped police pull a driver from an overturned vehicle after it left the roadway and landed in a river in Bethel, Connecticut, officials said. The crash happened Friday, according to the Stony Hill Volunteer Fire Company. First responders were called after a vehicle went off the road and overturned in the water, …

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A September hearing will decide the next step in a legal fight over a 124-year-old Phoenix home that Arizona State University wants for its planned medical-school campus. The dispute centers on the Louis Emerson House, a Queen Anne-style home at Fourth and Pierce streets in downtown Phoenix. According to Arizona’s Family, an evidentiary hearing is …

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