The Connecticut River Valley region was elevated to Critical Drought status. Here’s what that means for Amherst residents.
The invasive water plant Hydrilla is choking the Connecticut River, but efforts to remove it have shown promising results.
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Hectic holiday travel with mountain snow, valley rainA winter storm watch has been issued for southern Vermont, the Upper Valley and southern New Hampshire through late Thursday ...
Two members of the Beta Alpha Omega fraternity have each been charged with a single misdemeanor count of providing alcohol to ...
The Connecticut River Valley chapter of Trout Unlimited (CRVTU) will present Annette Spaulding, an experienced Master scuba diver whose favorite place worldwide is to dive in the Connecticut ...
It will provide us with a wind shift to the northwest, more valley rain showers, and additional mountain snow. That ...
Few other teams in Connecticut high school football opened the season with a harder schedule than New London: road games at ...
The final week of the 2024 football regular season features the annual Thanksgiving Day rivalries, including two contests ...
The Dartmouth student drowned when he and several others went swimming in the Connecticut River after attending a sorority ...
“Due to the recent dry weather, it is likely any wastewater odors are coming from the sewer system in the city. In periods of ...
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