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This weeks column from Tom Carpenter.

Erosion at the Cove due to strong coastal storms over the past year has caused the beach to lose more than 900 square feet of sand, limited 4-by-4 vehicle access and led residents living along the Brigantine beach to look into building bulkheads to protect their homes.

East Texas Giving Day is Tuesday, April 30th this year, so the website and nonprofits are about as close to being ready as possible. For you, that means you can

The EPA also released a requirement for coal-fired power plants to curb 90% of greenhouse gas emissions by 2039.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire on Sunday said he had moved to acquire the "sovereign activities" of debt-laden French tech giant Atos and prevent foreign ownership of them.

In case you havent heard, there have been five "mass extinctions" in the history of our planet. The first mass extinction was about 450 million years ago. Thats right, 450

The Oklahoma Broadband Governing Board recently approved 142 the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, State and Local Fiscal Recover Fund grants totaling $374 million to 31 internet service providers

The panel of scientists that advises the North Carolina Coastal Resources Commission will continue its review of inlet hazard areas boundaries during a web conference on Wednesday.

Nebraska officials began raising the alarm after noticing a suspicious spike in billings to Medicare for urinary catheters, which a federal agency since has labeled a fraud scheme.

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