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The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources reports the Kentucky Hunters for the Hungry posted its highest-ever totals in 2023, donating more than 3,000 legally harvested deer, 467,000 worth

Kentucky Hunters for the Hungry posted its highest-ever totals in 2023 with its ongoing efforts to fight hunger by facilitating the processing, packaging and delivery of healthful ground venison meat.

A look at the past from the pages of the Pine River Journal weekly newspaper

LEOMINSTER — The Leominster Fire Department whistle will catch even the longest-term resident by surprise now and then, but most people are used to the sound, even if they don’t know what it means, acting Chief Daniel Kirouac said Tuesday. “Most of the time people just go about their business, even if it makes them […]

Kentucky Hunters for the Hungry provides a way for landowners and hunters to help others

Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles is urging Kentucky hunters to consider donating a harvested deer to the Kentucky Hunters for the Hungry program this deer season.

CT trooper stayed at party where cocaine was used, according to report state police withheld for months; Claim that drugs were sniffed off badge “could not be proven"

CT trooper stayed at party where cocaine was used, according to report state police withheld for months; Claim that drugs were sniffed off badge “could not be proven"

A state trooper allegedly let someone sniff narcotics off his badge, but state police have refused to release the report.

A state trooper allegedly let someone sniff narcotics off his badge, but state police have refused to release the report.