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A decade ago, if you drove down highway 99, that flat zipper of road down the heart of central california, and you look to the side of the road, you would see this shack standing, and i remember the first time i saw it, i thought, jeez, thats been lifted from the mississippi delta, 1930s, you know, who lived there . Well, as i was driving, you looked closer, there was puffs of smoke coming from the roof. It was not someone who lived there. Someone was still living here in the year 2002, 2003. On...

Full Report from the PA Department of Conservation & Natural ResourcesCheck out the full fall foliage report from the PA Department of Conservation & Natural Re

AROUND TOWN

Vermont will probably never rival Silicon Valley, Austin or Boston as a tech hub; its woodsy reputation is too deeply ingrained. But as a setting...

The summer’s double blow of record rain and a plummet in tourism has the travel industry scrambling to reassure leaf peepers and winter-sports enthusiasts that the state is ready for them.

I got to see all those elk and a lovely sunrise and deer and gorgeous autumn leaves. And, yeah, quite a bit of bright, fresh snow.

COLLEGE NEWS

The state was devastated by intense downpours in July. Now, some residents face winter without heat and the fear of what else climate change might bring.

Eleanor K. Ott MAPLE CORNER — To Eleanor Ott, bringing people together was as natural as breathing. As a teacher, writer, poet, artist, and general instigator of shenanigans, she connected

Teacher, poet and artist never stopped dreaming, imagining and connecting others