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SENECA FALLS — On the spring day of April 12, 1917, a despondent 19-year-old Ruth Dunham went to the Bridge Street Bridge over the Seneca River and jumped into the

ST. PAUL—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

People scrambled across the Mississippi on Feb. 7, 1936, at Gasconade Street in south St. Louis and, a few days later, near the Municipal (now MacArthur) Bridge downtown.

Sunset Park is getting a face-lift.

Regional provocations and environmental challenges mark a troubled period for the global maritime landscape.The post ‘Confused Seas’: The current state of maritime Affairs appeared first on JNS.org.

PHELPS — A closed Boy Scout camp with a private lake is for sale in Phelps, following the merger last year of two scouting councils.

Roads in northwestern North Dakota were icy for the morning commute on Wednesday as a system moving into the region brought freezing drizzle that promised to turn into accumulating snow.

January weather brought high winds, rain, snow, freezing temperatures and then more high winds, rain, snow and freezing temperatures.

MOUND CITY, Mo. — The decades long effort by conservationists to save and boost trumpeter swans in the Midwest continues to show progress. A weekly waterfowl survey tallied 4,199 trumpeters

THURMAN — State forest rangers recovered three dead people from the woods the past two weeks and they helped rescue an Ohio man whose snowmobile had flipped onto him.