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I had always written — even while I served in Korea. But I never knew if I was any good until Professor John Norton told me I had the stuff.

A decade ago, Earth Matters featured its inaugural environmental prognostications and we all enjoyed a few chuckles over the humorous speculations. I thought it would be fun to see, 10 years later, how they worked out. Perhaps we’ll even learn a few lessons in the process. The 2014 prediction: After an acre of Brush Mountain […]

Think of the Wolle family of Bethlehem and one name comes up right away. It is J. Fred Wolle (1863-1933) of Bethlehem’s Bach Choir and music man fame.

John Frederick Garrison, 49, faces charges for the death of Debra Ashrafi, 59, and injuries to Shana Sciortino, 41, and Shirley Burkett, 79.

The manner in which children get around and the way they interact with their local natural environment has changed profoundly in the last half century. The reasons are many and the implications distressing. Once upon a time not very long ago, neighborhoods in both cities and small towns welcomed us to walk, ride a bike […]

WHITE PLAINS — Carolee Ettline Moore, 52, of White Plains, went home to her Lord and Savior Thursday, Nov. 29, 2023, at Owensboro Health Hospital. Born June 29, 1971, in

Charles V was the most powerful man in Europe for 35 years. Despite this he was forced to divide his kingdoms between his Philip II|son and Ferdinand I...

How do we build a tradition of bike, pedestrian and handicap accessibility where one has never existed? As environmental writer Elisabeth Rosenthal has noted, it is as much about attitude as it is infrastructure. And attitudes can’t change unless our understanding of the issue changes. Let’s start with what the law requires and a few […]

Shalia Seghal broke through in the 71st minute and delivered a Central Mass class A title to Algonquin over Shrewsbury.