Teens Say They Are Happy Without Smartphones
Pew Research Center finds nearly three quarters of U S teens feel happy or peaceful without their phones while most have not cut phone or social media use. The survey, amid policy scrutiny of Meta TikTok and other platforms, notes 95 percent have smartphone access and shows mixed parental controls and concerns.
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Congress near votes to save AM radios in new cars
A bipartisan push aims to require AM radio access in all new U S vehicles to protect public safety in rural areas. Senators King and Collins back the AM for Every Vehicle Act as cosponsors near enough support in both chambers. The proposal would mandate AM reception in vehicles built or imported for interstate commerce, amid carmakers dropping AM service.
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House Republicans push TikTok sale bill despite Trump opposition
House leadership plans a Wednesday vote on a bill forcing ByteDance to sell TikTok or face a U S ban amid Trump’s public opposition to a ban. Speaker Johnson backs the measure stating it counters China’s threats, while Trump argues the ban harms Facebook and questions national security.
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Amherst mayor faces sewer rate hike plan
Amherst officials will raise sewer rates after 20 years of no increases. The plan adds a 10 percent rise on the $5 after 5,000 gallons charge, with a 5 percent increase for three years then a balance. Bills rise in 30 days with first increases on April 11. contact Lauren Hoffman for details.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Explained
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. It outlines a commitment to accurate news coverage and corrective procedures for mistakes.
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Ross zoning plan for 65 acres faces referendum and legal push
The plan to rezone 65 acres on Giles Road to heavy industrial for a mono fill faced opposition and a ballot referendum after residents collected signatures. Stop Toxic Spread and its former organizer split amid legal questions as a new group rebrands to POLE.
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The city considers raising dispatchers pay with Step A up to 27.10 in 2024, then 27.64 in 2025. Costs rise to about 91,300 for 2024 and 124,158 more in 2025. City leaders say the moves reflect dispatchers critical role in police infrastructure and public safety.
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