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Police in Orange arrested two suspected drunk drivers who avoided major injuries in two separate crashes, authorities said Saturday.

The City of Orange is welcoming a new fire chief to the Orange Fire Department.

A cleaning product spill at a loading dock area on Hollywood Way near Universal Boulevard prompted an evacuation of the area Monday, according to the Orange Fire Department.

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Forests across the country, particularly in the West, are suffering from insect infestations, overgrowth, and catastrophic wildfires that roar through entire communities and ruin water supplies. Utah and its federal partners and multiple other groups reached an agreement to help.

The Department of Agricultures Forest Service Shared Stewardship program with Utah brings partners together to develop and protect healthy forests and safeguard critical watersheds.

ATHOL — The 2022 River Rat Race on April 9 will be the final one involving Thomas Lozier, wrapping up a decades-long run as the beloved canoe race’s director and safety coordinator.“This is my last one,” he said simply. “It’s just time.”Lozier said he...

ATHOL — The 2022 River Rat Race on April 9 will be the final one involving Thomas Lozier, wrapping up a decades-long run as the beloved canoe race’s director and safety coordinator.“This is my last one,” he said simply. “It’s just time.”Lozier said he...

ORANGE — It appears the Easter Bunny will be all right to make home deliveries next month, thanks to a save by the Orange Fire Department.Officer-in-Charge James Hopkins said his department rescued a wild rabbit from the debris collection grate before...

ORANGE — It appears the Easter Bunny will be all right to make home deliveries next month, thanks to a save by the Orange Fire Department.Officer-in-Charge James Hopkins said his department rescued a wild rabbit from the debris collection grate before...