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ATTLEBORO — A public workshop will be held Wednesday, Sept. 13, as city officials prepare to update the Open Space and Recreation Plan.

Monte Vista Memorial Gardens is set for development in unincorporated north Livermore.

Settlers coming to Colorado often brought cuttings of their favorite trees with them, and their offspring live on in Boulder County.

/PRNewswire/ -- In recognition of Environmental Awareness Month, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts ("Blue Cross") is donating $1 for every ride taken on...

In light of current directives from the Governor related to health concerns, many facilities are closed, leaving few options for exercise and recreation. The Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space Department reports that an unprecedented number of people are utilizing Carson City’s more than 8,000 acres of parks, trails and open space.

Just because you can do something doesnt mean you should do it. Thats the basis of the argument being put forward by some of the more vocal supporters of the Carson City Center Project, aka Nugget Project, as they try to fight back the attempt to put the issue on the November ballot. They would be wise to follow their own advice.

Munichs Exhibition Centre: The event, themed "Experience Connected Mobility," will focus on trends and innovations in future mobility, including the use of hydrogen as an energy source. BMW is actively involved in hydrogen fuel-cell development, showcasing the BMW iX5 Hydrogen at the Summit. Locally emission-free mobility will be a central theme, with BMW showcasing electric models across various segments, the company said.

Opel has an exciting line-up prepared for visitors of this year's IAA Mobility in Munich (September 5 to 10). No less than three new cars from the German brand will celebrate their world premieres in front of an international audience, with the stunning Opel Experimental concept car leading the way.

The Town of Telluride has certified eleven candidates to run for mayor, town council or moderator in this November’s election. Top priorities for candidates include increasing workforce housing, constructing a

DRACUT — Rob Sheppard, who is well known in town for his involvement in conservation and open space issues, was unanimously appointed to fill an unexpired term on the School Committee at an Aug. 29 joint meeting of that committee and the Board of Selectmen.