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Kirsten Joyce so far, flights heading to the east coast from mccarran. Are on time this morning. But if youre traveling by car. The roads will be packed. Kirsten joyce the people at trip advisor say more than 35percent of travelers are packing their bags and heading home today. brian loftus 8 news now reporter Michael Stevens is live above the i15 with what you can expect if youre hitting the roads today. Good morning michael . Michael Stevens brian, kirsten. Its expected to be a very busy day o...

Bob banick, ocean city, md its a shame because we were looking forward to a good weekend the National Weather service is calling for maximum sustained winds of 70 mph, and even higher gusts, in parts of long island and massachusetts. Combined with rain and surging tides. Treacherous conditions are possible. Officials are taking no chances gov. Dannel malloy, connecticut there is a possibility that there could i repeat could be significant challenges, but not limited to loss of power, flooding, a...

An earlier meeting was canceled due to the winter storms and will be held tomorrow night.

CONWAY – As it continues work on the South River watershed, the Franklin Regional Council of Government (FRCOG) is developing a conservation plan for climate and nonpoint source pollution resiliency.Through funding from the U.S. Department of...

Fond du Lac Ojibwe band citizen Thomas Howes is sharing his talents with his community

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Published April 8, 2021 at 10:37 AM PDT Listen • 41:37 / The usual lush green of the Bear Creek Greenway bike and pedestrian path was blackened by the Almeda Drive fire in September 2020. Not only was the Greenway itself scorched, but the vegetation acted as a conduit for the wind-driven fire to spread from Ashland to Medford. Since the fire, crews have cut down damaged trees before they could fall on people, and planted grass to prevent erosion. But those were ...

Mon, 12/21/2020 - 3:15pm Dear Editor: Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) would like to congratulate all individuals who were honored Tuesday, Nov. 10 at the Knox-Lincoln SWCD 73rd annual Awards Celebration held online. District friends, partners and the public were invited to celebrate the conservation contributions of Knox and Lincoln county residents and hear Distinguished University of Maine Professor at the Climate Change Institute & School of Forest Resources ...