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    Sanjit Sethi on Leading Through Artโ–ผLeading through Art, with Sanjit Sethiโœ‰newsCultureArt3 h ago

    Sanjit Sethi is featured in a conversation about leading through art, published in Door County Pulse. The piece explores how artistic practice shapes leadership, drawing on Sethi's work in the arts and cultural institutions. It is part of ongoing coverage of figures who connect creativity with public and organizational leadership.

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    Lancaster County officials have set the date for the 2026 trick-or-treat night, and local residents are looking up exactly when children can go door-to-door for Halloween candy. The announcement answers a common seasonal question for families across the county, since trick-or-treat times and dates can vary from one municipality to another.

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    Elma Church reports it found an unexpected ministry opportunity at the county fair. According to the church's announcement, its presence at the fairground event opened doors for outreach and conversation with fairgoers that the congregation had not anticipated. The item has drawn little attention so far, with no visible engagement, and details about what specifically happened at the fair have not been disclosed.

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    Golf Courses Wrap Season With End-of-Season Lessonsโ–ผFairways: End-of-Season Lesson, Anyone?โœ‰newsSportGolf13 h ago

    Fairways, the golf column in Door County, is asking whether golfers should book a lesson before the season ends. The piece suggests the close of the golfing year is a good moment to fix swing faults with a professional, as players look ahead to next season and courses wind down operations.

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    Writer Herb Gould has contributed to the Door County Pulse series 'A Book That Changed Me', in which writers and public figures discuss a book that had a lasting influence on their lives. Gould shares which title shaped him and why it mattered. Little further detail is available about the specific book or his reflections.

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    Solana Beach market owners say immigration enforcement hurting businessโ–ผSolana Beach market owners say immigration enforcement is hurting businessโœ‰newsBusiness2 d ago

    Owners of a market in Solana Beach, California, say immigration enforcement actions are hurting their business. They report fewer customers coming through their doors, linking the drop to fears in the local community. The claim adds to broader debate in San Diego County and across California over the economic effects of immigration crackdowns on small businesses and neighborhoods.

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    Disney World union workers canvass for Democrats in Orange Countyโ—Disney World union workers knock on doors to support Democrats in Orange Countyโœ‰newsBusinessLabor1 d ago

    Union workers at Walt Disney World are going door to door in Orange County, Florida, to campaign for Democratic candidates. The effort, reported by Florida Politics, reflects organized labor's push to mobilize voters in a politically contested state, with Disney employees leveraging their local presence to support Democrats in the Orlando-area county.

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    The Pemaquid Art Gallery in Maine's Lincoln County is nearing the end of its season, according to the Lincoln County News. The gallery, a longtime showcase for local artists on the Pemaquid Peninsula, closes each year after the summer tourist months, and the report highlights that time is running out for visitors to see current exhibits before the doors close for the year.

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    Judge lifts gag order in Vance Boelter murder caseโ—Hennepin County judge lifts gag order in Vance Boelter murder caseโœ‰newsWorldCrime18 h ago

    A Hennepin County judge has lifted the gag order in the murder case against Vance Boelter, clearing the way for attorneys and others involved to speak publicly about the proceedings. The decision was reported by Minnesota's 5 Eyewitness News. It opens the door to new public statements and media coverage as the case moves forward.

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    Bob Bero's acoustic music is being featured in Door County, with coverage highlighting his acoustic stylings. Beyond the mention of his performances in the local arts scene, few details are available about the musician, his repertoire, or any upcoming appearances drawing attention.

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    Allegiant Stadium to serve as Election Day vote center in Las Vegasโ–ผAllegiant Stadium to serve as Clark County vote center on Election Dayโœ‰newsWorldElections1 d ago

    Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders, will open its doors as a vote center for Clark County on Election Day. The move gives voters a large, well-known venue to cast ballots in the Las Vegas area, and local coverage is highlighting the stadium's unusual civic role in the upcoming election.

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    Supreme Court weighs whether cities can sue oil companies over climate costsโ—Supreme Court considers if local governments can sue oil and gas companies for climate change costsโœ‰newsEnvironmentClimate2 d ago

    The US Supreme Court is hearing arguments on whether local governments can sue oil and gas companies to recover the costs of dealing with climate change. The case could determine whether cities and counties may pursue damages in state courts for expenses tied to extreme weather, infrastructure and adaptation. A ruling would shape the wave of climate liability lawsuits filed by municipalities across the country against major energy producers.

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    King County Metro is running apprenticeship programs that give workers in the Seattle area a path to learn new trades and move into better-paying transit careers. The Seattle Times highlighted the initiative, which combines on-the-job training with classroom instruction, as an example of how public agencies can open doors for people looking to change careers without taking on heavy debt.

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    Iowa Supreme Court upholds removal of Scott Belt from county boardโ—Iowa Supreme Court unanimously upholds Scott Belt removal from Pottawattamie County boardโœ‰newsWorldLaw & Courts6 d ago

    The Iowa Supreme Court has unanimously upheld the removal of Scott Belt from the Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors. The ruling closes the door on Belt's efforts to reclaim his elected seat, and the decision is expected to determine who controls the board going forward. Few further details about the grounds for removal were available.