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Confederacy of dunces

This curious story unfolds in the late 19th century when railways were the lifeline of transportation. But Jack was no ordinary railway worker — he was a baboon.

On any given sunny day, a small gathering of double-crested cormorants cling to a partially submerged log near the Japanese Garden Island at Lake Sacajawea in Longview, Washington. Sleek, velvety

If you have not been fishing Lake Palestine in a few months here is a tip. You might want to avoid Cobb Creek for the immediate future.

New Jersey is among the nearly 70% of coastal states that are failing to protect their shoreline from overdevelopment, erosion and rising sea levels, according to an annual report by the Surfrider Foundation.

HARRISBURG — Anglers looking forward to Pennsylvania’s popular spring trout season have another tool at their fingertips, as the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) has made its 2024 adult

While coral reefs maybe the rock stars of the oceans of the Florida Keys and the world, mangroves play an equally important role in creating marine and terrestrial life habitat

It’s a GBD — Great Big Deal.

15 years

Despite concerns about the cost, aldermen have approved an Echo Lake project management contract with a price tag of more than $650,000.