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These fish are critical to New England, and they're disappearing - Vimarsana News

These fish are critical to New England, and they're disappearing

The fight to revive river herring and American eel populations has only yielded mixed results, and conservationists still don't fully understand why.

Source: wbur.org
Lancashire's giant hogweed hotspots after child burned by plant - Vimarsana News

Lancashire's giant hogweed hotspots after child burned by plant

Lancashire’s giant hogweed hotspots have been revealed.

Athol Daily News - Plans for Athol Firefighter Memorial set for June 26 - Vimarsana News

Athol Daily News - Plans for Athol Firefighter Memorial set for June 26

ATHOL — Area residents are invited — indeed, encouraged — to show their respect and appreciation to firefighters past and present during Athol Fire Department’s annual Firefighter Memorial on Sunday, June 26. The event will run from 10 to 11:30 a.m....

Vintage Views: The greatest factory that never was - Vimarsana News

Vintage Views: The greatest factory that never was

It was almost 200 years ago when our Concord ancestors thought and planned, and then they planned and thought again. They dreamed about what could be and the riches that might follow. A period of time commonly referred to as the Second Industrial...

In photos: Alewives return to Mill Brook in Westbrook - Vimarsana News

In photos: Alewives return to Mill Brook in Westbrook

Alewives have returned to Mill Brook in Westbrook this spring, swimming upstream to get to Highland Lake to spawn. It's the largest fish migration from Casco Bay and part of Maine's success story in opening up rivers to allow alewives to return to their traditional spawning grounds. Press Herald photographer Gregory Rec was there to capture the beauty and action.