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Hundreds of dams across New England that could cause significant economic loss or death are at risk for failure, according to federal data.

The familiar sights and sounds of students at work have taken over Stafford Technical Center thanks to several unique summer camps.

The small town of Williamsburg is one of nearly a dozen that has declared a local state of emergency after severe floods hit western Massachusetts earlier this week.

While Healey was in Williamsburg, leaders from the Department of Agriculture were touring farms damaged by flooding.

Monday communities are dealing with clean up after heavy rains caused flooding in some areas.

Mount Holly, VT – Road conditions are already bad with closures and detours spanning all over southern Vermont and expected to get worse throughout the day. Multiple sections of Vermont Route 103 are closed due to flooding, and at least two towns, Ludlow and Weston, are completely under water. Record levels of rainfall hit the […]

Superstorm Sandy caused immeasurable grief and destruction nearly 13 years ago. That devastation, however, has spurred a few positives. State officials last week announced the completion of a …

The Mill River in Williamsburg had rising waters as heavy rainfall continued Monday.

CHILDREN’S

The Crown Point Board of Realtors and Rita Pierce is awarding Emma Wentz and Marlyana King the organization’s 2023 Sammy Pierce Memorial Scholarships.