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Everything you’d want to know before you head out the door.

⛅WeatherHighs, lows and rain chances for nearby towns, with any weather warnings at the very top.
🏫School delays & closingsPosted by the site’s hosts as soon as the schools announce them.
📅What’s coming upEvents, fundraisers, games and meetings, including ones members send in.
📰Local headlinesThe newest stories from local news sources, with links to the full articles.
📜This day in local historyA story from the past when there’s one on file for today.
💬What people are talking aboutThe busiest conversation on The Board, and what’s on tonight.

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