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A lproposal that has been kept quietly under the radar for quite some time will fundamentally change West Gloucester forever. In 2023, Eastern Waste Services (EWS), a company based in Rhode Island, applied to open a regional industrial/commercial transfer station on the site previously operated by the Hiltz corporation at 24 Kondelin Road in West Gloucester.
I have two good friends who are eternal optimists. Part of it, they say, is due to their Hampshire College backgrounds, but it seems more than that. The glass is always half-full for these two, even when we meet to watch football every Sunday and my New York Giants are trailing late in the second […]
North Dakota has a chance to turn Bakken gas into high-paying jobs, but only if we act while the window is open.
Part of the winning argument against Measure 2 is that schools are already required to provide meals even if students can't pay. That mandate has created millions in debt. It's time to fund it.
After President Donald Trump pressed Republican-led states to redraw their maps to help the GOP keep its U.S. House majority, Northeastern political scientist Donathan Brown was eager to see what would happen to Black representation in Congress. He kept a close eye on races in Louisiana, Alabama and Tennessee.
“Her 100% voting record is meaningless unless the impact of those votes is considered.”
“Collins might have saved herself if she had taken the risk of becoming the outspoken leader Maine wanted and needed.”
To the editor: I am writing in support of Alaska State Trooper Capt. Eric Spitzer. I have been around Capt. Spitzer somewhat regularly. He is a professional with years of
Safety gaps will remain if Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube, among the platforms teens use most, operate under weaker standards. For years, Oregon families, educators and youth-serving organizations have wrestled with […]
Who knew that small, politically reddish Wolfeboro, by the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, would prove to be a predictor of the Democratic blue wave that swept New Hampshire this week and the nation beyond?
At a weekly gathering in Montana, the coffee is ferocious, the cookies disappear, and the tissues get passed around. Nobody has to explain a burden everyone at the table recognizes.
Out of conscience, the governor acts to clear out death row and instead resentence 548 people to life without parole. This historic mass commutation could…