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The history of Owasco Lake extends further back than the lineages that grew up around it. For some it was a crossing point in their travels, but for others a

Jeff Anderson from the Natural Resources Conservation Service talks about snow surveys and streamflow forecasts. He discusses an increase in snow pack of Elko County and in the water flow of the Humboldt River.

SENECA FALLS — An organization that represents the Cayuga, Seneca, Onondaga, Mohawk, Oneida and Tuscarora tribes in upstate New York has joined the opposition to the proposed expansion of the

The preacher’s point was that we preach religious freedom here in the United States, but we too often want that freedom limited to our faith and our denomination.

The Northern Minnesota Robotics Conference (NMRC) announces an upcoming event.

February is the month to connect with Minnesota Department of Natural Resources fisheries offices across Minnesota about 112 lakes in 34 counties that will have their fisheries lake management plans

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When friends have recently retired, or made radical shifts in how they spend their days, I have been detecting tinges of regret mixed with excitement about what lies ahead.

South Dakota lawmakers, state agency leaders and water system managers are hustling to spend roughly $700 million in COVID-era funding on water and sewer projects before the federal government claws

City gets grant to reduce homelessness; lawmaker seeks property tax relief; NIL builds walk on-class