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AN ECO group are now looking to join forces with local businesses to clean up Inverclyde.

CLEAN up campaigners have slammed fly-tippers for blighting the countryside above Greenocks east end with a mountain of mess.

A controversial Simsbury housing development that included an affordable component and has been on the table for more than two decades, would officially be dead if a pending $6-million land sale to a California-based conservation nonprofit is completed in the months ahead.

AN environmental activist has cried foul over sports teams dumping plastic bottles at Battery Park following their training sessions.

The McLean Game Refuge has enacted a new dog recreation policy in order to ensure adherence to the will of George P. McLean.

The 50th running of the Granby Road Race went off without a hitch in perfect weather on Sept. 18. The race, founded by David Hildreth, David Bale and Dennis Lobo in May 1971, is one of Connecticut’s oldest race events.

Thursday, February 4, 2021 Score a touchdown this year with your Super Bowl LV snacks by keeping bacteria out of the end zone. While your Super Bowl traditions may look different this year given COVID-19 and the need to maintain social distancing, your plans probably still involve food.  Whether you are cooking your favorite munchies from scratch or ordering from a nearby restaurant, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) wants you to remember to follo...

· · · Store leftovers properly (the 2-hour rule) Each year millions of Americans get sick from foodborne illness – commonly called food poisoning or a stomach bug. These illnesses result in roughly 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). To avoid foodborne illness and keep your household safe during the big game, remember the four simple steps for preparing any meal: clean, separate, cook and chill. USDA has food sa...

Score a touchdown this year with your Super Bowl LV snacks by keeping bacteria out of the end zone. The USDA says while your Super Bowl traditions may look different this year given COVID-19 and the need to maintain social distancing, your plans probably still involve food. Whether you are cooking your favorite munchies from scratch or ordering from a nearby restaurant, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) wants you to remember to follow safe food han...