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Holdover striped bass fishing slows down in the rivers, and salmon bite on spinners, Rapala's and more in trout management areas.

WILLIAMSBURG — Twenty acres of forest along the West Branch of the Mill River is officially conserved as “forever wild,” the end result of a lawsuit in which adjacent land suffered environmental damage from a solar development in 2019.The newly...

 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Sometimes you have to get down and dirty, whatever it takes to get the job done. The Hartford High boys basketball team did just that on Tuesday night, using relentless team defense to win its fifth straight game, 48-43 over...

It’s a grand old flag, a high-flying flag, as the song goes — or is it? With public interest in flags on the rise, many cities and towns across the U.S., including a handful from these parts, have redesigned their flags in the last few years....

LEBANON – The Lebanon High girls basketball team didn’t leave the Lang Metcalf Gymnasium court during halftime of its NHIAA Division II game against Derryfield on Monday. Instead, the Raiders reran their pregame warmup drills, second-year coach Chris...

The rivers are fishing well for trout, pickerel are chewing in the ponds, and white perch begin to make a showing on the west end.

A proposal seeks to turn the vacant Stamford Savings Bank building into a hotel.

Synthetic turf prevailed over geese poop-laden grass — as high school athletes won not a football or soccer game but a civic debate against environmental…

Movie directors have one big advantage over writers, flashbacks! In seconds their audience can be shifted to childhood events, later revealed to have had a surprising influence. Scene: President Coolidge’s home town.I arrived on earth during 1933’s...

“Yale School of Medicine was looking for opportunities to have their physicians better understand the community they serve, so working with their leadership we