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Mark and Kristin Kimball, owners and operators of Essex Farm in New York, will present "We are what we eat: How food, farms and community can save the planet" at

It’s nearly impossible to walk through the halls of Merrimack Valley High School and not see a reminder of Kevin O’Brien.In the gym where the banners hang and proudly display championship seasons for the Pride’s programs, the boys’ basketball banner...

Essex Farm operates on a community-supported agriculture basis. More than 250 products are produced on the land — which are then distributed to people who buy shares

After speeches that praised the town’s legacy of direct democracy, Webster citizens voted on Saturday to put money toward preserving the town’s Old Meeting House and acknowledged that the town is facing new challenges, including the rising costs of...

The City of Killeen has a new municipal judge with a list of great accomplishments I know will make him a great asset for our community.

The City of Killeen has a new municipal judge with a list of great accomplishments I know will make him a great asset for our community.

The City of Killeen has a new municipal judge with a list of great accomplishments I know will make him a great asset for our community.

Kimball’s last day will be Feb. 23, 2022 and the city council will make the selection for the next judge afterward.

Juror’s cell phone search in Black Lives Matter case causes mistrial Mark Kimball, right, confers with his attorney Justin C. Shepherd on the first day of his trial in Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District. Pat Grossmith Published: 6/17/2021 7:25:46 PM The trial of a city man accused of pointing a loaded handgun at Black Lives Matter protesters last year ended in a mistrial Tuesday after a juror, during deliberations, used a cellphone to do some research in the case. The trial...

Defense claims pointing gun was justified Mark Kimball, right, confers with his attorney Justin C. Shepherd on the first day of his trial in Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District. Pat Grossmith / Manchester Ink Link Published: 6/15/2021 5:51:23 PM Pointing a loaded gun at protesters is clearly a case of criminal threatening, a prosecutor told a Hillsborough County Superior Court North jury, while a defense attorney maintained pointing a gun at a dozen people coming at you is a c...