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Nearby residents complain of noise from new Mystic Lake Amphitheater The Mystic Lake Amphitheater brought major artists and thousands of concertgoers to Shakopee, Minnesota, during its first season, but some people living miles from the ven ↗

The Mystic Lake Amphitheater brought major artists and thousands of concertgoers to Shakopee, Minnesota, during its first season, but some people living miles from the venue say the music has also been reaching their homes.

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Washington Free BeaconLocal Government

Dem House Nominee Paige Cognetti Uses Husband's ‘Upscale’ Food Store, Which Doesn't Accept Food Stamps, To Accuse Corporations of Exploiting ‘Little Guys’ ↗

Scranton, Pa., mayor Paige Cognetti, the Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania's Eighth Congressional District, released a campaign ad on Tuesday accusing corporations of exploiting the "little guys" by price gouging groceries. Yet her husband's gourmet food store, which reviewers have described as "expensive" and "upscale," doesn't accept food stamps, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.

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Tampa Bay TimesLocal Government

The Chassahowitzka River, fed by the nearby 7 Sisters Springs, winds for 5 miles before emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. A nearby campground, owned by the Southwest Florida Water Management District, is one of the few public access points ↗

Leaders at the district haven’t talked publicly about how Amendment 3 would hit their revenues. But internal estimates paint a bleak picture.

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Spokesman-ReviewLocal Government

'Eastern Washington solutions for Eastern Washington problems': Ferguson backs sales tax rebate, energy flexibility for those rebuilding from Spokane fires ↗

OLYMPIA – Gov. Bob Ferguson said Monday he supports a sales and use tax rebate for those rebuilding after the Spokane Complex fires and other declared disasters, and he would push the Washington State Building Code Council to allow homes to be rebuilt to previous energy code standards.

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