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A new 12-unit transitional house for women experiencing homelessness in Saint John is scheduled to be complete in fall 2022.

As of this year, the Peskotomuhkati Nation is monitoring water quality at over 80 sites across its traditional territory — the watershed of the Skutik, or St. Croix River.

Like many rural communities, Grand Manan hasn't always had a lot of free recreational opportunities for children. This summer, that has changed, thanks to a park conceived, fundraised and used almost entirely by kids.

Monteagle Mayor Marilyn Rodman was recently presented with a certificate and vest recognizing her as a Disaster Action Team Auxiliary Member by Ida Diaz, Disaster Program Manager of the Southeast

While plans for new 68-unit apartment building are on hold, the future of an 1850s brick home in east Saint John called Craigie Lea remains unclear.

For more than 150 years, Manitou Springs has served as a mountain town retreat and gateway to the country’s easternmost fourteener: Pikes Peak. Filling in the base of a box

For more than 150 years, Manitou Springs has served as a mountain town retreat and gateway to the country’s easternmost fourteener: Pikes Peak. Filling in the base of a box

"Shit happens in life," says Herb Black, president and owner of American Iron and Metal, the Saint John scrap yard where two workers have died in the past seven months.

Darrell Richards, 60, was the second person fatally injured at the west Saint John scrap-metal yard in the past seven months.

Yulia Wright, 38, of Mount Carmel, met Lypska as a child in Kazakhstan. In 1996, Wright and her family relocated to the United States, while Lypska moved to Ukraine with