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First it got cold. Across New England, temperatures have been almost constantly below 20 degrees Fahrenheit since last Friday night.

With an emphasis on celebrating America's quarter-century, this program aims to reignite a love for America's history and founding.

A tenant cut the electricity supply to an entire apartment building, leaving other tenants in the dark after his landlord ...

Discover the fascinating world of magnetism and electricity with these hands-on science experiments! This video demonstrates ...

Columnist Nancy Battick of Dover-Foxcroft has researched genealogy for over 30 years. She is past president of the Maine Genealogical Society, author of several genealogical articles and ...

Anders Fryxell, chief sales officer at atNorth, examines how the Nordic region has emerged as a global leader in A.I.-ready digital infrastructure, at a moment when hyperscalers and enterprises ...

At its first meeting of the year, the central bank announced the latest cash rate amid limited housing stock and strong buyer ...

A year after the tragic DC midair collision, first responders and others are remembered by victims’ families as heroes ...

Gain mastery of controls and circuit breakers on the ground before in-flight emergencies.

Berlin sits at the crossroads of Ohio’s Amish country like a gentle invitation to slow down and breathe. The town bustles with quiet activity as families come to shop and visit with neighbors.

I was 10 when the Blizzard of ’78 hit our small farm in southwestern Ohio. Holed up in an 8 by 10-foot room of our tiny farmhouse, with no power and only a small, very 1970s cone-shaped fireplace for ...