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Louie Ungaro waited out the turn of the tide, when chum salmon — he hoped — would hit his net. Fishing here is his tradition, a practice and a way

ELLIOTT BAY — Louie Ungaro waited out the turn of the tide, when chum salmon — he hoped — would hit his net. Fishing here is his tradition, a practice and a way of life as old as …

A new fire station aboard Camp Lejeune held its ribbon-cutting Thursday, a project several years in the making.

New information about the dangerous situation outside a Washington Food Lion last night.Deputies found what they believed were homemade explosive devices in a v

(This is the second of a two-part Year in Review. January-June was published in the January 4 issue of The Northern Light.) July • The Washington State Department of Agriculture asked …

Businesses, hoping to avoid paying for costly pollution “allowances,” are figuring out how to run their operations while emitting less carbon.

When supply chain constraints make it challenging to source parts for aircraft maintained at Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE), the depot’s organic manufacturing capabilities allow FRCE to continue to return

A repeal initiative blaming the state's climate law for higher gas prices could wind up on the ballot in November.

Fiscal support, forward-thinking protection, and assistance to veterans were key stories around the military footprint in North Carolina in 2023.

The Advanced Stinger Trainer has been selected to furnish Dutch Stinger missile operators with an advanced training platform, promoting operational proficiency and tactical expertise.