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An Aquidneck Island farmer whose property abuts the Newport Water Plant on West Main Road in Portsmouth is accusing the utility of discharging 1.5 million to 2 million gallons of water onto his property twice a year.

The neglect, deterioration, and outright abandonment of one of Arkansas's premier treasures is unimaginable to those of us who remember the excitement of the gift of the Pike-Fletcher-Terry House to the city of Little Rock for the "use and benefit" of the Arkansas Arts Center (AAC), now the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts (AMFA), and how the entire community rallied behind the extraordinarily visionary project to repurpose the house as a Decorative Arts Museum.

During the pandemic, the rich got a lot richer.

The time-saving investment management tool also requires a look under the hood to examine the funds inside the portfolios, financial advisors say.

EPac Flexible Packaging’s Chicago Operation Damaged by Fire

Recovery process underway, no impact to customer orders expected.

Protesters have disrupted several Los Gatos town meetings in recent months to rail against the Black Lives Matter movement and the LGBTQ community.

Average female height, four hours of sleep a night, skateboard news is tight, librarians are bright, and much more from this week in funny t...

Robert Schultz, a retired Roanoke College English professor, has found new success as a visual artist, taking photographs from the Civil War era and reproducing them in leaves.

00:00 Uhr Gemüse, Eier, Wurst und Wein: Märkische Landwirte stellen allerlei Regionales her. Der Bedarf ist groß. Gudrun Janicke Foto: S. Stache/dpa Rohlack – Für Petersilie, Schnittlauch, Dill und andere Kräuter ist jetzt bei Daniel Sperberg in Rohrlack (Ostprignitz-Ruppin) Erntezeit. Täglich werden die frischen Vitamine geschnitten und in haushaltsüblichen Portionen gebündelt. Auch Salate sind reif zum Verzehr. „Und die ersten Tomaten werden in den Folientunneln rot“, sagt Sper...