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Topic: Connecticut River
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In Pictures: US nuclear power plants
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In Pictures: Springtime flooding in the US
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In Pictures: John Nordell's Digital Abstractions
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Change Agent
Coalition helps the Connecticut River become the first National Blueway
Between 40 and 50 local and state entities, both public and private, from four states will work together to preserve the 410-mile-long Connecticut River and its watershed.
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Why insurance might not cover billions in hurricane Irene damage
Damage estimates run in the billions for hurricane Irene, but with flooding the main culprit, a majority of damage will be items not covered by insurance claims, experts say.
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Vermont battles record-setting floods in the wake of Irene
Tropical storm Irene left Vermont with some of the worst flooding since 1973, perhaps longer.
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East coast tornado, storms kill four in Mass., towns digging out
East coast tornado: Residents of 18 communities in central and western Massachusetts woke to widespread damage Thursday, a day after at least two late-afternoon tornadoes shocked emergency officials with their suddenness and violence.
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In Pictures: US nuclear power plants
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In Pictures: Springtime flooding in the US
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Tea with J.D Salinger
In 1969, J.D. Salinger came to visit and offered some blunt advice to an aspiring writer.
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Was Middletown explosion caused by gas leak?
The Middletown explosion at an under-construction power plant in Connecticut may have been caused by a natural gas leak, according to officials.
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Chapter & Verse
Did J.D. Salinger's quest for anonymity make him all the more famous?
The media scrambles to report on the most ordinary habits of the man who wrote "Catcher."
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In Pictures: John Nordell's Digital Abstractions
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A vow to take the plunge
He made a resolution to dive in the river once a month – even in winter.
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At peace with the garden
This garden may not be ready to grace the cover of a magazine, but it provides joy and understanding.
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Cross-country skaters search for the 'wild ice'
In Europe, long-distance skating thrives. Could it catch on in North America?
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