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The presentation of plans to increase the water flow of Deep River with the removal of the High Falls dam were met by a response as rocky as the riverbed

Nestled among the yellow soybean fields of Moore County, The Alston House, better known as “The House in the Horseshoe” for how the Deep River bends around the property, has

Wahkiakum County commissioners heard from Craig Brown at Tuesday’s otherwise brief meeting. Brown expressed concern at the lack of a coherent plan

Putting together a plan to address mold. The Region 4 Schools Board of Education moved to begin getting proposals from companies to address mold at a Deep River...

The HHS Choir Department is off to a busy start this school year, having held both its annual Songfest event and fall vocal concert over the past couple of weeks.

September 30, 2023  https://mailchi.mp/preventcancernow/reconciling-with-truth-requires-listening?e=ba8ce79145 #nuclear #antinuclear #nuclear-free #NoNukes As Canadians look back and Remember the Children who suffered at residential schools, we wish to highlight Algonquin First Nations’ important work to protect the health of children, and the Kitchi Sibi (Ottawa) River watershed from pollution. The First Nations oppose a hillside nuclear waste Near-Surface Disposal Facility (NSDF)&...

Deep River — Shoreline middle schoolers will remain at Valley Regional High School for classes for the foreseeable future after being moved there in early September due to extensive mold discovered be...

On a sunny September morning on the Connecticut River, Gregory Bugbee nudged his skiff into Selden Cove in Hadlyme and it happened again. He got stuck.

Achievers

This school in Deep River is not the only one in Connecticut to have mold since this school year began.