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Between the cathedral cities of Ely and Peterborough, and beaches in Norfolk and Lincolnshire, it isn't hard to find a family-friendly day out near Wisbech.

Columnist Mike Richard reveals how two Gardner servicemen died only a few months apart in the Mariana Islands; one of the men was never found

GARDNER — In an interview with the Athol Daily News, Millers River Watershed Coalition (MWRC) Director Ivan Ussach said Gardner’s proposal to expand the city’s sludge landfill off West Street/Route 68, near the Templeton town line, is currently on...

A protected species has been moved from a nearby development site to Seaton Wetlands.

Oil has been flowing through the completed pipeline for months now, but the White Earth Band of Ojibwe — Minnesota's largest Native American tribe with about 20,000 members — continues fighting the project in court, and through extraordinary surveillance efforts.

The White Earth Band of Ojibwe says it has detected a half-dozen other sites where aquifers may be damaged.

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Columnist Mike Richard writes about a highly decorated Gardner man who died after his parachute failed; and a local man killed in street disturbance

Officials say that the West Street landfill site is predicted to reach its capacity in three to seven years

Columnist Mike Richard writes about how the Pearl Harbor attack on Dec. 7, 1941, changed Greater Gardner forever