In today's episode:

• Rideau Lakes grants Lower Beverley Lake Park cabins one final winter
• Pakenham's Five Span Bridge reopening celebration
• Kellylee Evans headlines Notes for Nature in Carleton Place
• OPP warns of cellphone and marketplace fraud in Eastern Ontario
• Smiths Falls collision after attempted police traffic stop

Read the full news at HometownNews.ca

In today's episode:

• Suffolk's 10 best elementary schools for 2027, from Dix Hills to Montauk
• TGI Fridays' two Long Island restaurants will stay open as chain plans expansion
• Inside Massapequa High's newly renovated main gymnasium
• Deer Park gas station sold a $2 million Mega Millions ticket
• Halloween on Long Island 2026: witchy pop-ups, costume breakfasts and spooky nights out

Read the full news at GreaterLongIsland.com

In today's episode:

• Ryan Field's first game: Super Bowl-esque opening and what the project meant for construction workers
• Housing: DERA to keep fighting the 900 Clark tower
• Housing: ADU requests on track to top last year's count
• Arts: 'Freedom Square' opens at Wirtz
• Events: Freedom Square premiere (tonight, Wirtz Center) · Ryan Field first game (Fri 7 p.m.) · Fire Department open house (Saturday)

Read the full news at Evanston Now

In today's episode:

• Town Council Candidate Forum set for Oct. 14
• EG Football: 35-0 shutout against Central Falls
• Field Hockey: 4-1 win over NK after national tournament
• NEIT opens new criminal justice training facility
• Police Log: cardboard fires, DUI arrest, stolen truck

Read the full news at EastGreenwichNews.com

In today's episode:

• Revamped Data Tool IDs Trends in Mental Health, Substance Use Among CT Residents
• CT Partners On Solar Projects Expected To Power 22,000 Homes
• Tong: AI Arms Race Is Headed For Disaster
• Eversource: CT Residents Should Prepare For Serious Storm

Read the full news at ctnewsjunkie.com

In today's episode:

• Oakwood Park's New Inclusive Playground Opens — Ribbon-cutting ceremony for $900K accessible play space
• Downtown Structure Fire at Eden Nails — NPFD contains fire at 18 South Street; no injuries
• Academy Street Goes One-Way Southbound — Traffic change for Police Building construction
• Upcoming Events — Community Chorus rehearsal Sept 10, Sunday School Remix Sept 11, Tennis World grand opening Sept 12

Read the full news at TAPinto New Providence

In today's episode:

• Wheels Up wheelsports park gears up to break ground next year
• Bank of America Fall for Greenville 2026 lineup announced
• Music in the Woods returns to Paris Mountain State Park
• Indie Craft Parade's $2 million economic impact
• The Bridge House sells for $2.6 million
• The Farm at Old Edwards cancels events after fire
• Events: Master Gardeners Takeover, Craft Night at Gather GVL, Bark in the Park at Fluor Field, Pitch-A-Friend, Dear Evan Hansen at Centre Stage; Friday Night Lights 5k, Steve Eager & Friends, Parker McCollum
• The Wrap: Free Drive tickets for Spinx Night on Aug. 25

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• Hudson Police Log: Fraud, Assault, Sudden Death
• Gov. DeWine signs recovery housing certification order
• Gates Mills Police: Runaway truck, hit-and-run, theft
• Brecksville Council: Budget update, school safety

In today's episode:

• Seattle Mayor Wants End To Landlords' "Hidden Junk Fees"
• 5 Ways Oregon Landlords May Unintentionally Violate The New Security Deposit Law
• Rent Control: Washington Caps 2027 Rent Hikes at 10%
• Court Test In Washington Over Rent Control Law
• Massachusetts Judge Strikes Rent Control Initiative from Fall Ballot
• Mid-Year 2026 U.S. Single-Family Rental Market Report
• Mid-Year Report Shows Multifamily "Muddling Along"
• Opportunity Zones Are Now Permanent So What Multifamily Investors Should Do Before 2027
• Rental Owners Favor Smaller Renovations, Fewer Purchases
• Debt Collection Challenges In Affordable Housing

Read the full newsletter at Rental Housing Journal

• National apartment vacancy rate declines to 8.2% in Q2 2026
• Absorption hits 164,000 units — up 13% year over year
• Deliveries fall to 118,000 units — down 22% year over year
• Full CoStar report
• Regional breakdown: Northeast lowest at 5.1%, South highest at 10.8%
• Austin vacancy drops 300 bps; Raleigh drops 240 bps