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Boulden Brothers celebrates 80th anniversary (opens the original)
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As he celebrated Boulden Brothers' 80th anniversary Tuesday, surrounded by his family members, Tim Boulden recounted advice he received from his father. "My dad has said many, many times, 'We don't know how people are going to heat and cool, but we think they're gonna,'" he said. "'And if you ever get to the point that people aren't worrying about how they're heating or cooling, we've got other problems than running a business.'" That advice has carried Boulden Brothers through eight decades, fo
Newark City Council approves 5% raise for city manager (opens the original)
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City council last week unanimously approved a 5% raise for City Manager Tom Coleman. The raise, which comes after Coleman's yearly performance review, brings his salary to $217,350. âThe majority of the city managerâs salary adjustment reflects a 3.4% cost of living increase," Mayor Travis McDermott said. "The additional 1.6% reflects his performance over the past year and the importance of retaining experienced leadership." The raise also addresses issues related to salary compression, whic
Newark to consider a second speed camera after program shows promising results (opens the original)
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Six months after activating Newark's first speed enforcement camera, city officials say the camera has been successful in reducing speed and, now, a second camera may be coming to the city's roads. "The program's goal is deterrence," city spokeswoman Jayme Gravell said. "By encouraging drivers to slow down, the program aims to make Newark roadways safer and reduce the likelihood and severity of crashes. Recent results from Casho Mill Road, Hillside Road, and Capitol Trail indicate the cameras ar
Benny Street townhouse proposal tabled after council members raise concerns (opens the original)
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A developer's plan to build more townhouses on Benny Street is on hold, at least temporarily, after city council members expressed concerns about the project's design and inconsistencies in the architectural renderings presented. "I think I'm a pretty reasonable person. I just think that these things don't look anything alike, and I want to know what we're getting," Mayor Travis McDermott said. Sensing council members' consternation, developer Ben Prettyman asked to table the project and come ba
Police: Gun-wielding 15-year-old assaulted victim in Newark park (opens the original)
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A 15-year-old boy is charged with pointing a 3D-printed gun at two people in a Newark park and then pistol-whipping one of them. The incident happened at 7:15 p.m. Sept. 24 at Lumbrook Park on Woodlawn Avenue, according to Lt. Greg D'Elia, a spokesman for the Newark Police Department. Three teens were involved in an altercation with another group at the park, and the 15-year-old pulled out a handgun and pointed it at two victims, D'Elia said. "This suspect then struck one of the victims in the f
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