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Published
December 28, 2016

Silly, scary, weird and embarrassing stories of 2016

And these are just ones that happened in New England.
Published
December 25, 2016

Scholars team up to dispel myths, challenge assumptions about how U.S. was settled

New England Beginnings is using phone apps and searchable online archives to help set the record straight about the early 1600s – and fill in some important knowledge gaps.
Published
November 23, 2016

Wild turkeys are back in New England

The return of the once-common birds represents a conservation success story.
Published
November 23, 2016

‘New England Orchard Cookbook’ serves as guide to orchards

The enticing recipes are straightforward and use ingredients you probably have on hand.
Published
November 3, 2016

Interactive map: Drought persists across much of New England

Despite higher-than-average rainfall in October, drought conditions are persistent across most of the region.

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Published
October 13, 2016

New generation of gold prospectors brings its pans to New England

Seeing 'something magical' in panning for gold, prospectors are growing in number and, in some cases, turning to mechanized mining.
Published
October 8, 2016

Mother of slain Connecticut teen starts foundation

The Maren Sanchez Home Foundation aims to raise awareness, beginning in elementary school, about psychological and emotional control and manipulation.
Published
September 29, 2016

Interactive map: as rainfall lags, watch drought spread across New England

Drought conditions have steadily intensified and spread across New England over the course of an unusually dry summer.
Published
August 30, 2016

New England politicians blast LePage’s latest racial comments

At a governors' conference in Boston, Gov. LePage again blamed Maine's opioid epidemic on black and Hispanic people from out of state.
Published
July 28, 2016

New drug turning up in heroin epidemic: Elephant sedative

Carfentanil is thought to be similar in strength to a painkiller known as W-18, which has shown up in heroin in Philadelphia, New England and Canada.