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An hour’s conversation with playwright Marisa Smith leaves an interviewer with the impression that she personifies a word not much in use today...

Bent down in an apple field searching for a lost earring, I found a different treasure: a stout mouse-like animal, with a short tail and stubby...

LEBANON — Richard Courtemanche kept to a simple — and sometimes arduous — routine during his roughly 70-year-long career cutting hair in Lebanon...

HANOVER — Instead of taking to the stage, the Christmas Revels are taking to the airwaves for their 46th year.A 17-minute film titled The Christmas...

By Henry HomeyerI have a vegetable garden mainly so I can have fresh, succulent tomatoes from July until some time in October. But I also have...

Pine barrens are certainly piney — but they’re not the least bit barren. They were so named not because they lack life, but because colonists found...

When I was growing up, my mom served meat and potatoes nearly every night, usually with peas or cooked carrots; once a week or so we had an iceberg...

A walk in the woods during fall is likely to reveal an array of forest fungi. Ranging from delicate, tan mini-umbrellas to fleshy, white softballs...