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Catch the Crucible in Westerly, feast on local seafood in Newport and enjoy everything from classical music to mariachi performances this weekend
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We know that on a national scale, food waste is bad for the environment and our wallets. Today we look at some practical ways to reduce it in our own homes
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Audit finds staffing struggles, ICE detainees, stretching Berlin prison
An unannounced inspection by the Office of the Inspector General said the prison’s leadership shows dedication, but listed a number of shortcomings inside the federal men’s correctional institution.
Made en NH: Rye coffee roasters bring Colombian flavors to the Seacoast
Max and Andrea Bruna say their coffee shop, La Mulita in Rye, feels like a gathering place where their customers can share special moments with family and friends.
Lamont, Fazio make their pitch to CT voters in governor’s race, from electric bills to data centers
Two-term incumbent Ned Lamont meets Republican challenger Ryan Fazio in Connecticut’s Nov. 3 gubernatorial election. They recently spoke to Connecticut Public’s Frankie Graziano about their plans to lower costs for local families.
New program will bolster snow monitoring in NH, northern New England
The Snow STORE research project will improve local snow monitoring infrastructure around New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont.
CT's Osprey Nation program reports record-low nest success for 2026
Connecticut Audubon's Osprey Nation reports a record decline in osprey nesting productivity in 2026, raising concerns about fish populations and the health of the Long Island Sound.
Poverty rose in CT when pandemic benefits ended. Federal cuts will make it worse, study says
Poverty rose in CT when pandemic benefits ended. Federal cuts will make it worse, study says.
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