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A Forgotten Promise Fulfilled in Seaford

The Nanticoke Little League made a promise to its former president and groundskeeper in 1972. The League will finally fulfill that promise on May 4.

Cleanup planned in Seaford Sept. 16

Nanticoke Watershed Alliance and Seaford Parks and Rec are getting set for coastal cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 16.

A celebrated architect's house needs rescuing

Deep in the woods of Wellfleet, on Cape Cod, down winding and rutted dirt roads, a summer home built in 1949 by modernist architect Marcel Breuer sits

A celebrated architect's Wellfleet house needs rescuing

Marcel Breuer's summer home, considered the most significant modernist house on the Cape, is at risk of being sold and even demolished.

Marcel Breuer's Wellfleet Home Needs Rescuing - The New York Times

Marcel Breuer’s summer home in Wellfleet, Mass., a time capsule of architectural history hidden in the wilderness, has fallen into disrepair.

Charlotte City Council Approves Construction On Congested Rea Road

1 dead after car overturns in Dillon County Saturday morning

Annual fishing derby gives kids opportunity to fish, honors fallen soldier

Annual fishing derby gives kids opportunity to fish, honors fallen soldier Participants stocked pond with 1,200 fish ahead of event Share Updated: 6:46 PM EDT Jun 9, 2021 Participants stocked pond with 1,200 fish ahead of event Share Updated: 6:46 PM EDT Jun 9, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SAY THEY MAY PLAN 7 OR 8 FLIGHTS IN 20-22. AN ANNUAL EVENT IN BAKERSFIELD. GIVES KIDS THE OPPORTUNITY TO FISH. WHILE HONORING THE LIFE.. OF F AALLEN SOLDR. IE NBC5 S BRIANNA BORGHI HAS THE STORY. A 20-YEAR-LONG TRADITION. IS BRINGING KIDS OUT TO WILLIAMS POND IN BAKERSFIELD. .. AHEAD OF THE ANNUAL FISHING DERBY.

Durfee Hill Management Area in Glocester is a playground for wildlife

Dogs: Allowed, but must be leashed. Maps: On an information board at the trailhead. Difficulty: Easy to moderate, with some small hills. GLOCESTER Man-made ponds pop up almost everywhere in rural Rhode Island. Farmers built them to irrigate crops and water livestock. Millers dammed brooks and channeled the backed-up water to grind grain in grist mills. Fire wardens and landowners filled reservoirs to protect property in remote areas. Conservationists constructed earthen dikes across streams to create habitats for wildlife and waterfowl. Each of the ponds you find in the woods has a unique story about how it was formed and for what purpose.

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