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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — a community and a state needs your help.

ALBANY — The state Department of Environmental Conservation encourages New Yorkers to review and comment on the development of proposed regulations that would further protect freshwater wetlands statewide.

Randall Wisehart of Richmond, Indiana, in the newly published Indiana Historical Society Press book, "Families of Two Fires: Forging Americas Frontier 1776-1832," is inviting us into the interrelated story of

CUMBERLAND — Canal Place and Preservation Authority officials are seeking to hire a project coordinator to further plans for a proposed $30 million river park project.

Flynn Shawver, 59, of Elko, Nev., died at his home, after a brave battle with cancer, on Saturday, Dec. 14, 2023, in Elko.

The world’s largest alpine lake and a California jewel is being littered with plastic.

ALBANY — New York residents are encouraged to review and comment on proposed wetland protection regulations.

Invasive freshwater mussels are continuing their westward expansion, but there’s still no sign of them in the Okanagan Lake system.

Water levels are down at Owsley Fork Reservoir and Cow Bell Lake, prompting Berea Mayor Bruce Fraley to issue a water shortage advisory, requesting voluntary water conservation efforts by residential,

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