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Editor’s note: This is one in a continuing series of educational columns about fostering environmental stewardship and leadership coordinated by ACES — The Alliance of Climate and Environmental Stewards.

CONCORD — A newly completed project to treat stormwater runoff in town will eliminate an estimated annual flow of 1,500 pounds of pollutants into the Moose River.

The state Department of Natural Resources is warning about early ice conditions that can be treacherous.

ANDOVER — Town officials have modified plans to pave part of Haggetts Pond Rail Trail after residents raised a ruckus about the project aimed to providing greater accessibility.

1877: the first Mormon settlers arrived on the San Pedro River to found what is now the town of St. David.

BEVERLY — Gov. Maura Healey chose the Carriage House at Lynch Park as the site to announce a new plan to protect the Massachusetts coastline on Tuesday.

The City of Pocatello has received a $1.6 million grant.

BEVERLY — Gov. Maura Healey chose the Carriage House at Lynch Park as the site to announce a new plan to protect the Massachusetts coastline on Tuesday.

1. Neoshos "Lighting of the Park" debuts at 6 p.m. Thursday in Big Spring Park. There will be caroling and a reading of Clement Moores "A Visit From St. Nicholas,"

The Council Bluffs I-80 sanitary pump station continues to discharge sewage into the Missouri River as the city prepares to repair a damaged pipe.