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Following April hearings on legislation being tracked in the North Country, the New Hampshire Senate on Thursday endorsed a state study of carbon credits programs and rejected an amendment to

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Barrick Gold reported 2024 first quarter earnings were up 36% from a year ago, and CEO Mark Bristow said, “Nevada remains highly prospective Tier 1 terrain for our exploration team.”

28 YEARS AGO — 1996

In 1984, I was a line cook at a Ground Round restaurant in Western New York and one of the waiters, Scott, was a weekend disc jockey at a local

Kotek apologized for the way she went about pursuing an “Office of the First Spouse” and said she won’t create one.

TRAPPE — On Tuesday evening, the Trappe Council introduced an ordinance to raise water and sewer usage fees.

On February 29th Cody Roberts ran over a juvenile wolf with his snowmobile, captured the disabled wolf, taped his mouth shut and took him to the Green River Bar in

PENDLETON — The Pendleton Development Commission has courted 22 applicants to compete for four $20,000 grants for startups or expansion of businesses in the city’s urban renewal district.

Talbot County business leaders gathered on Thursday, May 2, in the Tidewater Inn’s Gold Ballroom for the 17th Talbot County Business Appreciation Summit and presentation of the 2024 Community Impact