A male elk 'acting like a teenager' in mating season shuts down Lone Elk Park ↗
St. Louis County officials said Lone Elk Park will reopen when mating season ends and an especially excited teenage male calms down.
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UTICA — The Central Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired is recognizing Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month this November by encouraging people with diabetes to prioritize their eye health
SPARTA — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has identified a positive case of chronic wasting disease in a wild deer harvested in the town of Sparta in
ROME — Officials with the Oneida County Health Department are seeking the public
A juvenile bald eagle suffering from West Nile Virus was rescued from the lakeside in Sylvan Beach and has made a full recovery, according to Judy Cusworth of the Woodhaven Wildlife Center.
HealthAlliance Hospital staff ignored warnings about a male in-patient at its Behavioral Health Unit before he allegedly raped a disabled woman in the same unit, according to a lawsuit filed against the medical facility.
“The risk presented to most Vermonters by the current situation is low,” the Vermont Health Department said, but it is asking providers to be on alert.
LITTLETON, N.H. — After 41 years of providing mental health services to individuals and families throughout Littleton and surrounding North Country communities, the Center for New Beginnings (CNB) has announced
ORLEANS COUNTY — The Vermont Department of Health has confirmed measles in the county, and North Country Hospital is taking precautions.
The Peterborough NH hospital canceled lab and imaging appointments Tuesday until further notice, according to a Facebook post.
Granite State to get $204 million in federal funding from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for rural health care.
FITCHBURG — The Worcester County Food Bank, in collaboration with the Salvation Army Fitchburg, will hold two pop-up pantries this month, on Nov. 12 and 24, at the Salvation Army office.
Brigham and Women's nurses and hospital administration are set to return to the bargaining table Monday in efforts to head off the renewed strike scheduled for Thursday.