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As the massive storm leaves the area, here's what it did to local communities.

Sporadic showers continued to fall and cleanup operations were underway as mud flows and flooding impacted some roads and highways.

As the massive storm leaves the area, here's what it did to local communities.

As the massive storm leaves the area, here's what it did to local communities.

LETCHWORTH STATE PARK — Part of what makes Letchworth State Park what it is today is the stonework and legacy left by the Civilian Conservation Corps.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources honored 35 members of the 2022-2023 Maryland Conservation Corps during their graduation program at Wye Island Natural Resources Management Area.

The Environmental Protection Agency's annual "report card" for Boston’s three major rivers -- the Charles, Mystic and Neponset -- gave some As and Bs but highlighted some problems areas. Challenges include sewage overflows, stormwater pollution, low water levels and increased heat from climate change.

Government is giving over $180,000 to the Conservation Corps as part of their regular funding. Minister Bernar...

Marshalltown residents might have seen an abundance of canoes on the Iowa River on Monday. They were part of Iowa Project AWARE, which stands for A Watershed Aw

July 5, 2023, 5:15 p.m. (ChST) JRR0705#76 Americorps Chainsaw Debris Program Launches At the request of Governor Lou Leon Guerrero, Americorps Disaster Response Teams launched the Americorps Chainsaw