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By Bob Duchesne The nice thing about being a citizen scientist is that you don’t have to be a scientist. Or a citizen.

Nicole Estaphan explores the city at the crossroads of Maine: Bangor, once the lumber capital of the world.

Here’s everything you need to know about making a reservation to ten of our most visited national parks in 2023.

Parts of the Northeast rely on oil resources for backup power when other electricity supplies are expensive or in short supply.

The state housing authority has issued RFPs to provide overnight warming shelters this winter, and other long-term solutions for next winter and beyond.

Acadia Realty Trust has determined that the Federal tax treatment for 2022 distributions to holders of its common shares of beneficial interest traded on the NYSE under the ticker symbol... | January 18, 2023

Travel + Leisure cited many reasons why the North Ridge Trail in Acadia National Park is one of the best trails in the country.

SunVest Solar, LLC, a Community Solar Developer headquartered in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, has contributed $5,400 to support SAD 27

Customers with the Rayne Water Department may experience a slight discoloration in their water. According to officials, a problem with components of the treatment plant's electrical system

Scientists look at plant growth to predict a future with changing temperatures.