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This is how much untreated wastewater went into the Connecticut River last year
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection's annual sewer notification report came out last week summarizing ...
Officials search for person swept away by Connecticut River near Holyoke Dam
Officials on Wednesday resumed the search for a person who was swept away in the Connecticut River near a dam in Holyoke two days ago, authorities said. Two people fell into the river below Holyoke ...
Massive search effort launched in Holyoke for missing person in Connecticut River
A person is missing in the Connecticut River in Holyoke on Tuesday morning after two people went into the water Monday night ...
Search resumes for missing man in Connecticut River in Holyoke as major storm looms
Search efforts will resume Wednesday for a man swept down the Connecticut River in Holyoke after he went to a popular fishing ...
CT officials issue plea for help stopping ‘a plague’ in state waterways. Here’s why and how.
The plant significantly reduces water quality where it lives and spreads. By blocking sunlight, it encourages the growth of ...
Mother of missing man in Connecticut River speaks on current search
The search for missing canoer, 27-year-old Nicklas Delisle of Chicopee, officially shifted from a rescue to a recovery ...
Crews to continue to search Connecticut River for missing person
The Willimansett Bridge reopened to traffic Tuesday morning after fire officials worked to search for a party on Monday in ...
Hampden Co. Sheriff launches program to promote water safety
On Thursday, as part of National Boating Safety Week, the sheriff’s department and the Connecticut River Task Force unveiled ...
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Come along for a hike and hear how one woman is helping CT kids connect with nature
Despite this richness – over 20 million acres of state parks stretch across the U.S. – children can spend up to 45 hours each ...
Middletown house of 18th century 'river god' listed for $675,000
Located on two acres of land, the house was built in 1742 for Seth Wetmore, a prominent judge and merchant in Middletown.
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100,000 trees planted
The Connecticut River Conservancy hosted a special event recently commemorating the organization’s 100,000th tree planted in the Connecticut River watershed.