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Family speaks out against parole for convicted killer

BEVERLY — When Amy Carnevale learned she had made the freshman basketball cheerleading team at Beverly High School, she turned to her father and said, “Dad, I can’t wait to

Family speaks out against parole for convicted killer

BEVERLY — When Amy Carnevale learned she had made the freshman basketball cheerleading team at Beverly High School, she turned to her father and said, “Dad, I can’t wait to

'A nightmare': What High Water Festival attendees hope changes about travel

Researchers are studying how climate change affects a bird that only lives in Idaho

With just a few thousand Cassia Crossbills total and only a small range to roam, researchers already believed the species was heading toward extinction when, in 2020, a large wildfire burned through a significant portion of the lodgepole pine in its territory.

Researchers are studying how climate change affects a bird that only lives in Idaho

With just a few thousand Cassia Crossbills total and only a small range to roam, researchers already believed the species was heading toward extinction when, in 2020, a large wildfire burned through a significant portion of the lodgepole pine in its territory.

Researchers are studying how climate change affects a bird that only lives in Idaho

With just a few thousand Cassia Crossbills total and only a small range to roam, researchers already believed the species was heading toward extinction when, in 2020, a large wildfire burned through a significant portion of the lodgepole pine in its territory.

Researchers are studying how climate change affects a bird that only lives in Idaho

Researchers are studying how climate change affects a bird that only lives in Idaho

With just a few thousand Cassia Crossbills total and only a small range to roam, researchers already believed the species was heading toward extinction when, in 2020, a large wildfire burned through a significant portion of the lodgepole pine in its territory.

Stimulus package not stimulating enough for Americans – Soldier of Fortune Magazine

  Many National Guard members who supported COVID-19 response efforts in 2020 spent much of the year conducting tests, sanitizing facilities, providing logistical support and delivering meals and personal protective equipment, Air Force Master Sgt. Erich B. Smith  reported. Now, the Guard can add another mission to a fight that is approaching the one-year mark: supporting vaccinations. As early as mid-December, select Guard units were preparing to support local health officials by collecting, securing, transporting and –when requested – administering COVID-19 vaccinations. “We’ve been able to rotate people through very regularly, very easily,” said Sgt. 1st Class Jennifer Boisvert, with the New Hampshire Army National Guard and a noncommissioned officer in charge at one of the sites. “From the time you drive in, to the time you get your vaccination, you’re probably only here for about 20 minutes.”

Exeter High School a COVID-19 vaccine hub for first responders

The site is strictly to administer the vaccine to at risk first responders and healthcare workers, and not members of the general public.