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We curated the following list of 25 dam removal projects to highlight opportunities to watch out for in 2022.

Changes in the works are designed to create a dynamic community-centered downtown and to increase foot-traffic at businesses.

From seaside beaches to woodland hilltops with sweeping views, here are 13 protected areas for outdoor exploration and recreation.

Its been another chaotic year, and you may need a walk. The North Shore has plenty of quiet, beautiful nature hikes for you to enjoy.

Concerns remain over Topsfield 40B development along Ipswich River.

A new report published today by a team of 20 researchers representing four UMass system campuses provides insight into the various climate resilience approaches being undertaken by municipalities across Massachusetts.

Wicked Local While out conquering Massachusetts Bay Circuit Trail, many people venture out and explore their surroundings. And theres plenty to do around the northeast corridor. Whether they enjoy history, wildlife, outdoor recreation or just relaxing and catching some rays, theres definitely something for everyone. Take in the scenery Mass Audubons Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary in Topsfield: Offers 12 miles of trails to explore the forests, meadows, wetlands, drumlin and esker; the sanctua...

2:11 am UTC Jul. 12, 2021 Leg 27, Nov. 29, 2020: Boxford to Georgetown For the third consecutive Sunday, we are back on the trail, hiking this time through Boxford horse country and into leaf-covered Georgetown Rowley State Forest. This stretch included a little bit of everything – from quiet woods and historic neighborhoods to old reservoirs, a new boardwalk and a World War I encampment. We started in Lockwood Forest and traveled north along the Nancy Merrill Trail to Fish Brook, a part of t...

Please Support Local Advertisers Paddle-a-thon schedule announced IPSWICH — Drumming up sponsorship and calling attention to the river’s plight were all in a morning’s work — and play — for Team Blessing last Saturday (June 12). Organized by Carol Bousquet, the event featured some music by Tom Palance and prayers from Rev. Rebecca Pugh. The event, which was held at Town Wharf, was attended by around 40 people. Bousquet said the concept was borrowed from the blessing of the fleet and w...

Here are some ideas for lovely, closer-to-home places to spoil someone special.