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Would thinning trees in the Great Salt Lake watershed help conserve water for the lake? Some elected leaders and others are saying the flows to the Great Salt Lake could be increased by as much as 10% through active forest management.

Old Lyme ― Several nonprofit organizations tied to the town’s artistic and natural history continue to push for a zoning change that some argue has the potential to disrupt the residential atmosphere ...

Old Lyme ― Roadblocks remain amid a continued push to transform the town’s main commercial thoroughfare into a livable, walkable and shoppable neighborhood center that capitalizes on the village ambi...

Distinguished Professor Maggie-Lee Huckabee has been working for patients and with patients to develop innovative technologies for effectively rehabilitating swallowing impairment for over 40 years

University of New Mexico School of Law alumnus Eric Knapp (‘98) and his wife, Dana Marie Knapp, have made a $1.9...

In accordance with a court order, North Branford Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) has voted to approve the installation of a 60,000 gallon bulk propane storage facility at 40 Ciro Road.The vote was made by 3 of 5 PZC members in attendance at a May 5 meeting overseen by acting chai

Skip the crowded parks and go backpacking on these uncrowded trails instead.

Professor Huckabee’s research is focused on rehabilitating those who have difficulty swallowing as a result of stroke, brain injury or neurological disease. These patients have primarily suffered damage to the part of the brain that controls the swal

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As the Caldor fire roared into the Lake Tahoe basin more than a month ago, Brian Newman took some comfort in the surroundings.

It used to be a four-month period. Now fires are starting earlier and burning more intensely amid extreme conditions