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A New Hampshire community roundup highlights Election Day on Nov. 3, a cemetery cleanup in Manchester, discounted admission for residents at the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, and a self-guided Route 3 Art Trail spanning several towns on Nov. 7.

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Three Cities Plan Higher Water Rates

Water and stormwater bills are set to rise in San Diego, Denver and Wichita, though the changes differ: San Diego is replacing tiered water pricing with a uniform usage rate, while Denver is raising costs—especially for outdoor use—amid historic drought conditions. Wichita plans higher water rates in 2027 and is considering a stormwater fee increase to fund overdue ditch maintenance.

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Bravo Fan Fest Draws Thousands, Reveals Renewals

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Bravo Fan Fest 2026 brought more than 40 Bravolebrities and thousands of fans to Charleston, where Bravo announced renewals for In the City, Southern Hospitality and Next Gen NYC, along with new series Next Gen Atlanta and Craig Conover’s scripted microdrama. Coverage also highlighted uncertainty around Amanda Batula’s role on In the City and controversy surrounding new show Small Town Trouble: Texas and its lead, Aaryn Williams.

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Federal Judge Strikes Down New York Body Armor Ban

A federal judge ruled that New York’s restrictions on civilian purchases of body armor violate the Second Amendment, finding the state had not shown the ban was consistent with the nation’s historical tradition of regulation; enforcement is temporarily paused while the state can pursue an appeal. Supporters of the ruling say body armor is a means of self-defense, while New York lawmakers and gun-violence prevention advocates argue restrictions are needed to reduce risks after the 2022 Buffalo mass shooting.

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