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CANAAN — Three bridges are being rehabilitated on Route 4 in Canaan this summer Work has already begun on the bridges over the course of roughly 4½ miles on Route 4. While the projects went out to bid before the passage of the Infrastructure...

From a scenic path that extends the entire length of New York to a new route connecting Yellowstone to Grand Teton, here are the most scenic ways to experience America’s wilderness by bike

WEST LEBANON — A Hanover commercial real estate firm believes — to adapt a misquote from Mark Twain — that reports about the death of bricks-and-mortar retail are greatly exaggerated.In fact, Connecticut River Capital is adamant that retail stores...

EPA Terminates Consent Decree After City of Lebanon Completes Project to Modernize Water Infrastructure and Eliminate CSO Outfalls.

LEBANON — The city of Lebanon no longer pours untreated waste from combined sewer-stormwater pipes into its rivers, and the Environmental Protection Agency has terminated the binding “consent decree” that forced the city to take urgent steps to...

HANOVER — Poets and environmentalists are working together to make more people aware about protecting open land and the nature around them.As part of that effort, land trusts partnered with poets to publish an anthology that celebrates parcels of...

Grateful for fall’s feast of the sensesWhen I read about COVID-19 patients having to deal with loss of senses, I wonder which of my senses is most essential. As often as possible, I walk or hike or cross country ski in the natural world. I recently...

WEST LEBANON — Construction workers on Tuesday knocked down the dilapidated sandhouse at the Westboro Rail Yard, a key step in a demolition project that Lebanon officials hope will help clear the way for a riverside park and trail link along the...

The Ottauquechee River had always been part of the charm of the White Cottage Snack Bar. The seasonal Route 4 restaurant’s website entices customers with the promise of char-broiled burgers and whole fried clams enjoyed on the banks of a bucolic river...

Officials: Sewer leak a red flag "> Modified: 7/26/2021 9:53:11 PM LEBANON — Damage to a sewer main that required $55,000 in emergency repairs earlier this month could signal larger problems for a roughly 2.5-mile stretch of sewer line that runs from the Enfield town line to an area near the Packard Hill Covered Bridge, city officials warned last week. Corrosion found on the outside of a sewer main that broke near the Mascoma River could be present throughout the line, City Manager Shaun Mulh...