Brooklyn Park reminds residents to properly place and prepare recycling carts during Recycling Week, stressing the importance of timing, cart positioning, and not bagging materials for efficient pickup.

Marietta's administrative offices will be closed on Labor Day and sanitation services will be rescheduled. Residents are advised to check the Marietta Trash Talk app or website for new pickup times. Emergency services remain available.

St. Louis Park announced the return of their Howl-O-Ween event for dogs on Oct 13 at Wolfe Park, featuring vendors, socializing, and a costume contest with prizes.

St. Januarius Catholic Church in Plum is closing due to financial challenges, with Bishop Zubik confirming the need for costly building repairs. Artifacts will be preserved as congregants transition to other Holy Family Parish churches.

Boston Police District E-5 and West Roxbury residents enjoyed a community bonding experience with a movie night featuring "Willy Wonka," complete with free popcorn and ice cream.

There's a contentious debate over Florida's Honeymoon Island State Park, as plans to build pickleball courts and other developments have sparked protests advocating for the park's natural preservation.

Broward County Animal Care is offering free Pet Care Clinics in August to aid pet owners with vaccines, microchipping, and other preventatives. Pre-registration is recommended. Events are on August 27 and 28 at local libraries.

Fort Worth recognizes National Preparedness Month by focusing on emergency readiness for AANHPI communities, involving multi-language resources, school district partnerships, and the Community Connect program for comprehensive emergency planning.

UTA and Fort Worth city officials are proposing an interlocal agreement to establish the UTA West campus, aimed at enhancing education and economic growth.

Tribal leaders and activists protested against the Pinyon Plain uranium mine near the Grand Canyon, calling for its closure over environmental and sacred land concerns.

Fort Worth city offices close for Labor Day, but trash pickup continues as normal. Libraries and certain animal services are closed, some recreational sites remain open. Public transport operates on a modified schedule.

DeKalb County invites the public to observe voting machine logic and accuracy testing on September 16 to ensure the integrity of the election process.

The Westwood Hills Nature Center hosts workshops by artist Sara Hanson using her WOW Mobile Metal Lab, where the community creates metal sculptures with nature items.