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Did she actually do it? You’ll want to read this before you watch the latest installment of Netflix’s “Monster” series
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Advocates of plug-in solar panels say they’re an easy and cheap way to transition to renewable energy and reduce electricity costs. This week we see if they live up to the hype
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Inside Rhode Island’s nearly 100-year-old penny arcade
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Vermont attorney general charges 12 protesters for trespassing at ICE surveillance facility
Attorney General Charity Clark filed charges against protesters who refused to leave a Williston office complex this summer that houses an Immigration and Customs Enforcement surveillance facility. All 12 pleaded not guilty to unlawful trespassing.
CT police standards council approves Flock camera restrictions
Connecticut’s police standards advisory council approved guidelines to help cities and towns implement new state restrictions on Flock cameras.
Head of NH Port Authority resigns, ending turbulent 18-month tenure
Richard Hartley was cleared of wrongdoing following an investigation into his conduct earlier this summer.
Permits for new housing are up in southern NH
Permit data shows more homes have been approved for construction, though they could take months or years to be completed, if at all.
No ice, no skates, no problem for CT underwater hockey lovers
The fast-paced, non-contact sport of underwater hockey features two teams of six players competing on the bottom of a pool. Using short sticks, fins, masks, snorkels and protective gloves, players push a three-pound puck across the pool and try to score in the opposing team’s goal.
Solar-powered backpacks are helping Vermont scientists track monarch butterflies in real time
The hope is to learn where the insects stop on their southward migration — and where they’re imperiled along the way.
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