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EPPING–The Southeast Land Trust of NH (SELT) recently completed the acquisition of a conservation easement over the 163-acre Landry Forest located along Washington Street, Franklin Pierce Highway and the shores

BURNS — The Burns Paiute Tribe is calling on the federal government to require Idaho Power Company to take steps to return salmon and steelhead to the Snake River and

An atmospheric river could bring flooding to parts of Clatsop County this weekend and into early next week.

In the early years of this nation and state, settlers built small dams on rivers and streams to capture waterpower for mills, enable navigation and assure a water supply. In

A local man, Migizi Morningstar, recently caught a 74-pound lake sturgeon on the Mississippi River near downtown Hastings.

(The Center Square) – After the Michigan Public Service Commission approved the permit for Enbridge Energy to move the Line 5 oil pipeline into an underground tunnel, Republicans welcomed the

FARGO — Naturalist C.B. Adams will speak Friday evening, Dec. 8, at the WWALS Campfire Cooking at Griffis Fish Camp and Suwannee River paddle. He said he will bring props

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) urges the public to practice ice safety on all of Wisconsin’s waterbodies and remember that no ice is safe ice.

DENVILLE TWP. – If you have to get the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) involved, you know you have a serious flooding problem.

1852: The first steamer on the Colorado River reached Yuma. Uncle Sam was brought to the mouth of the river in sections on a schooner and assembled in Yuma.