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Judge denies bail for abused woman accused of helping to cover up murder Britany Barron Courtesy photo Published: 2/22/2021 4:07:26 PM A Superior Court judge has denied bail for the Jaffrey woman accused of helping her husband cover up the murder of her alleged lover. On Monday, Judge Peter H. Bornstein denied a request submitted by Britany Barron of Jaffrey to be released on monitored bail conditions while awaiting trial for three counts of falsifying physical evidence for actions she alleg...

The Marthas Vineyard Times MVC hears public and professional testimony on MVRHS fields Second hearing includes input from environmental groups, grass experts, and coaches. Alex Elvin, MVC Development of Regional Impact coordinator, gives an overview of the first phase of the prpoosed high school athletic fields project. A public hearing held by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission (MVC) Thursday night on phase one of the proposed Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School (MVRHS) field...

Premium Content Subscriber only A young Southern Downs family says their property could be "annihilated" if the Inland Rail route comes within 600m of their house. Inglewoods Woodspring Farms owners Ben and Sarah Eisel spent 10 years growing their regenerative business and BnB but the family claims the $14.5 billion proposed Inland Rail track would see it destroyed. The latest Environmental Impact Statement from Inland Rail developers ARTC would see a level crossing placed at the end of thei...

CABWAYLINGO, W.Va. — Beginning March 1, the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System will welcome riders to its newest attractions — the Cabwaylingo and Ivy Branch trail systems.

The cause of death of one of Australias most notorious serial killers has been revealed. Ivan Milat, known as the backpacker killer, was serving a life sentence at Sydneys Long Bay Jail when he died. A coronial inquest into his death ruled that at 4.07am on October 27, 2019 the 74-year-old succumbed to oesophageal cancer. Serial killer Ivan Milat died of natural causes related to his terminal cancer.(A Current Affair) A sick Milat is pictured in a wheelchair leaving hospital in 2019 before his ...

Location: Quabbin Reservoir, 100 Winsor Dam Road, Belchertown Quabbin Reservoir is a vital water supply source for approximately 3 million people in Massachusetts. Participants will discover three unique areas in the Quabbin Reservation that spotlight what life was like before four towns were removed to build the reservoir: Quabbin Park, Quabbin Park Cemetery, and Dana Common (Gate 40). Please note, dogs are not allowed anywhere in Quabbin Park or Quabbin Reservation. Suitable for all ages. No ...

8 of Wisconsins best state parks to visit in winter Chelsey Lewis, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Winter brings a different kind of beauty to Wisconsin landscapes, including state parks. The popular swimming and sunbathing beaches at parks like Kohler-Andrae, Peninsula and Devils Lake turn into on-ramps for ice fishermen and winter walkers. Bike trails become cross-country ski routes. Bare trees and exposed rock formations get a coat of snow and ice formations.  Embrace the seaso...

Date Time New National Park won’t help koalas but will cost thousands of jobs, and $billions A flawed report commissioned by an anti-forestry group grossly underestimates the cost of closing down the NSW North Coast’s hardwood timber industry and fails to take into account the scientific evidence that the modest, regenerative timber harvesting operations in the State Forest have no impact on koala prevalence, the Australian Forest Products Association said today. AFPA CEO Mr Ross Hampton sa...

Georgetown  Delaware  19947United States Over 47 acres surrounded by State Forest on two sides. Located in the Cape School District and east of Route 113. Beautiful setting with easy access to several main roads. Additional 52.89 acres available on the same road across from the Jefferson School to make it just shy of 100 acres. So much potential in a growing area. MLS #DESU154016 | $1,175,750

Email: The Nature Conservancy in Pennsylvania has announced the transfer of 373 acres of land in Canadensis to Pennsylvania’s Bureau of Forestry.  That land, along with two previous transfers—of 376 and 319 acres—totals 1,068 acres that TNC and the Bureau have collaboratively protected since 2017 to expand State Forest lands in the Pocono Mountains. “It’s a great day when more than 1,000 acres of wild, forested land are permanently protected,” said Ellen...