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This page collects the 340 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Local History”. Coverage spans bills, public meetings, and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Community Events, Real Estate, and Historic Preservation.

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  1. Yesterday3 items
    1. National Weather Service issues wildfire warnings as multiple agencies activate emergency protocols across the Santa Monica MountainsThe National Weather Service in Los Angeles announced dangerous wildfire conditions due to gusts reaching 70 mph and single-digit humidity, prompting a multi-agency task force to activate unified emerLos Angeles County
    2. National Weather Service and land agencies issue Red Flag Warning and closures for wildfire risks in Los AngelesLos Angeles County
    3. Pennhurst Asylum hosts seasonal Halloween attraction to fund historic tours and museumSan Francisco County
  2. Sat, Oct 242 items
    1. Metro board votes to rename Pershing Square station after Biddy MasonThe Metro board unanimously approved renaming the Pershing Square Metro station after Bridget “Biddy” Mason, a pioneering Black Angeleno and landowner. The decision follows a recent Los Angeles City CLos Angeles County
    2. Ringling Barber Shop: A Sarasota TraditionSarasota County
  3. Fri, Oct 231 item
    1. Historic Verdier Mansion in San Francisco Lists for $25 MillionThe historic Verdier Mansion at 1001 Vallejo Street in San Francisco has been listed for sale for $25 million after being held by the same owners for twenty years. Built in 1907 and featured in the NeSan Francisco County3 reports
  4. Tue, Sep 151 item
    1. Retrospective on the 25th anniversary of the Queen Isabella Causeway bridge collapseAn article commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Queen Isabella Causeway bridge collapse, detailing the 2001 disaster where a tugboat and barges struck the bridge, causing a section to fall and resHillsborough County
  5. Sun, Sep 131 item
    1. Rafael Conte wins Key Biscayne's first mayoral election by 60 votes against Betty SimeRafael Conte defeated Betty Sime by 60 votes to become the first mayor of Key Biscayne in the September 3, 1991 election, with six others securing council seats out of fourteen candidates.Miami-Dade County

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  • Topic to billsOhio House adopts resolution honoring Olmsted Falls Depot and Model Railroad Museum on its sesquicentennial, Ohio Senate honors Clay High School on its centennial anniversary
  • Topic to peopleSally Stanford, Robert G. Hanford, Myron Scholes (+1 more)
  • Topic to orgsGuittard Chocolate, Verdier Mansion, Netflix
  • Topic to meetingsMiami-Dade County renames portion of Venetian Way to 'Judge Irving and Hazel Cypen Way'

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