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ANGRAM reservoir was one of three built in Nidderdale between 1896-1936 by Bradford Waterworks - and it still serves the district today.

The project marks the first time that farmers' firsthand experience will figure into the climate equation.

Intriguing maiden voyage for local playwright’s campy sci-fi romp

On the afternoon of July 10, 1973, Mike Royko was not drinking but instead was washing glasses and was ready, if the need arose, to “break up fights.” He was conducting a beer-tasting event that had been born when Royko declared that “Budweiser, America’s most popular beer, tastes like it was run through the bladder of a horse.” The newspaper columnist had gathered 11 people to drink 22 beers ...

This show from Tall Stories brings children into the action with a gentle warmth, squeal-inducing gags and engaging puppetry

Born in the nation’s capital and son of a World War II veteran, a young Mike Flannery arrived in Chicago in the 1970s.

The La Grande School Board adopts a budget for 2023-24 which calls for no reductions to be made. The budget will balanced despite falling enrollment.

Hold on to your wallets. Higher energy bills are on the way if the Shapiro administration and Democrats in the General Assembly get their way.

The SHOPS-AF study used supermarket carts fitted with ECG sensors to detect atrial fibrillation among shoppers in a novel public health initiative. While the method demonstrated a significant number of false positives and negatives, it identified 39 previously undiagnosed cases, prompting refinement