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Open learning spaces and an expanded library are just a few of the features of the new facility, which will house about 1,000 students in grades 2 through 5
Lone star ticks are spreading all over Rhode Island. What should you know to stay safe?
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CT officials pledge support for immigrant advocates, as Danbury faces 50 ICE detainments this week
Congresswoman Jahana Hayes has requested a meeting with Homeland Security officials to learn what is happening and who ICE has taken in Connecticut.
After 40 years of outfitting river trips, a mainstay of the Allagash is retiring
Norm L'Italien, owner of Pelletier's Campground in St. Francis, has outfitted and shuttled countless paddlers seeking adventure and solitude on one of Maine's most iconic rivers.
Meta to pay NH up to $224M as part of child safety trial settlement
As much as $224 million is expected to come to New Hampshire as part of a $17 billion multistate settlement with Meta focusing on protecting children who use the social media network.
Actividad de ICE en CT está "en su punto más alto" mientras siguen «arrestos aleatorios», según defensores
Entre las detenciones se incluyen el padre de un estudiante de secundaria, trabajadores de tala de árboles y un paciente de diálisis. “Una tendencia clara que se observó hoy fue los arrestos aleatorios”, señala un informe presentado por representantes de la comunidad de inmigrantes.
Voters will decide between experience, new energy in Neal, Whalen race
Longtime U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, D-Springfield, is facing a primary challenger in Jeromie Whalen, an educator in Northampton.
Vermont’s bear population is booming. So is conflict with humans
2026 is on track to be another record-breaking year for bear incidents in Vermont. Would more hunting help?
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