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A Monroe County Sheriff’s Office deputy cited a 54-year-old Pembroke Pines man for harvesting one of the Florida Keys’ most important protected and endangered species recently.

The cracking cold air of Jan. 29, 1863, emphasized the steam rising from the warmth and breath of horses and soldiers moving down the eastern bluff as the sun’s rays

A study recently published by the National Academy of Sciences shows a poor outlook for the future of Adirondack brook trout populations in lakes.

Donald Thomas McDermott Jr., 70, of Murdock, Wash., crossed the silver glass on May 15, 2023. He withstood cancer for two years and defeated it by crossing at home, listening

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I walked down to get our mail wearing jeans and sweatshirt this last week one afternoon. It was a relief to get a little sweatshirt weather after the nearly two

January brought winter to the Johnstown region. Road conditions deteriorated around Jan. 10.

POWELL — If you listen long enough in the isolation of Wyoming’s great outdoors, away from the chaos of civilization and the constant hum of tires on pavement, you can

BEDMINSTER TWP. – Mara Tippett, who succeeded now-retired, long-time Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) Executive Director Cindy Ehrenclou on Jan. 1, is wasting no time in tackling a list of priorities

Senior members of the Biden administration and Republican members of Congress painted vastly divergent pictures Tuesday of the agreement that could pause litigation over Snake River dams and salmon for