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City crews could be seen hauling out trash from the riverbank along Waterfront Drive on Tuesday.

North Carolina school district finalizes calendar changes after mold cleanup pushed school back by two weeks

Supreme Court justices decide on Tuesday whether to take a case with repercussions for whether and how all future contaminated environmental sites are cleaned up. The justices in the spring deferred their decision on granting certiorari, asking the government’s opinion of Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products v. International Paper Company.

Step Back in Time features news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.

Businesses and residents in Annapolis are still dealing with the aftermath of weekend flooding brought on by Tropical Storm Ophelia.

The Waterfall Fire of 2004 was one of the worst fires in recent history to devastate the Eastern Sierra foothills near Carson City. After it was all said and done, over 8,700 acres and 18 homes were destroyed. As a part of the recovery process plastic tree protectors were put in place to help the seedlings that were planted.

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Rivers Alive, a volunteer program with the purpose of cleaning and preserving Georgia waterways, will host their annual cleanup event on Oct. 21, and registration is now open.

COPPERAS COVE — As more than a hundred people walked or ran during a cancer awareness 5K at Copperas Cove City Park, others were busy grabbing litter with trash grabbers