Letters include how everyone should report the use of illegal fireworks, especially in fire-prone areas; and a nonprofit is thankful to the community.

Any settlement was meaningless without the approval of YU's head rabbis. It quickly became clear the school didn't have that.

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Ames residents are now allowed to shoot fireworks from their private property on the Fourth of July and New Year's Eve, ...

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