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Roots told WHYY News that Councilmembers Fred Green and Portia West have two options: Step down from the stormwater authority board or resign from City Council.

Mayor Stefan Roots chose not to appoint department heads, but council went forward on its own.

On Friday, November 3, The Brinton Museum, Big Horn, held a program celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the novel Broken Trail. Some of the novel takes place at the Quarter Circle A Ranch in Big Horn. Lloyd Kelly, illustrator, said, Speakers at the program were Alan Geoffrion author o

NEW LONDON, NH — The Center for the Arts (CFA) presents a unique opportunity to view 17 local artists from the Lake Sunapee Region at an Open Studios event around

Larry Rivard, Rivard's Turf and Forage president, was honored with the Top Aggie award at the Northwest School of Agriculture reunion in Crookston in June 2023.

The Plains Indian Tribes, including the Cheyenne, Sioux, Crow, and Kiowa, used the tipi as basically the first mobile home. With their lifestyle of following the buffalo herds, they needed lodging that could be easily moved from place to place, using only dogs at first and later horses to move the l

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