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Writer Tim Lydon writes about the housing shortage in his home town, saying its time elected officials took the problem seriously.

Writer Tim Lydon writes about the housing shortage in Girdwood, Alaska. Second-homeowners and Airbnb hosts gobble up houses.

As demand for electric vehicles ramps up, environmental stumbling blocks have emerged.

A report released Thursday by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation highlights the looming threats facing the region’s blue crabs. CBF’s biennial State of the Bay report scores the bay's health in pollution, habitat, and fishery categories. The 2022 report score remains unchanged from 2020, a second consecutive D+ that illuminates an alarming decline of the blue crab population.

Tony Teixeira was listed in a September 2021 state subpoena seeking details on payments from Sean Caddle, the man at the center of a murder-for-hire plot.

Senate President Nick Scutari announced the appointment of Timothy Lydon as the new executive director of the Senate Majority Office Aug. 3.

Eat wild blue catfish, create jobs and save the bay.

A new boat ramp in Bourne is being considered following issues with shoreline and tidal flushing.

The Bourne Conservation Commission approved a plan for a set of stairs to be built at the new pocket park, called Singing Bridge, on Shore Road.

It was late November in Alaska and a lousy day for deer hunting. Rough seas rocked our small boat, and when we finally stumbled ashore in Squaw Bay, we found another hunter already there. He…