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Evanston RoundTable’s October recap highlighted a column criticizing the city’s empty storefronts and proposed budget, former District 65 Superintendent Devon Horton’s guilty plea to fraud, embezzlement and tax-evasion charges, and District 65’s plan to close Dewey and Lincolnwood schools and make roughly $20 million in cuts. The school proposal also includes ending School Age Child Care and Head Start; despite a later-disclosed $17 million error in financial projections, administrators maintained that cuts were necessary.

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DOJ Plans Election Monitors in King, Yakima Counties

Washington election officials urged voters to use ballot drop boxes rather than mail amid changes to USPS postmark processing, while the Justice Department plans to monitor ballot processing in King and Yakima counties. State officials also disputed a federal list of alleged noncitizen voters, saying an initial review found citizens and people not registered to vote in Washington.

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Brazil approves 40-hour week, ends six-day schedules

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Brazil has approved a constitutional amendment ending the six-day workweek and gradually cutting the maximum from 44 hours to 40, without reducing pay. The change is expected to affect up to 30 million workers; the limit will first fall to 42 hours and reach 40 after 14 months.

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Fillongley Villagers Knit Fake Speed Cameras

Residents of Fillongley, Warwickshire, have knitted fake speed cameras and dressed mannequins as traffic officers to discourage speeding after repeated crashes at a village junction. Locals say the displays have made drivers slow down, though the RAF figure was later stolen; the council has also approved traffic lights for the crossroads amid debate over a permanent fix.

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