Getting through this time of year takes persistence and strength.

All the signs are evident with a walk in the woods.

It's like we're collectively waiting to exhale. Everyone seems a little edgy, distracted by economic anxiety and uncertainties of the coming elections.

Large blocks of northern forest are being bought and then resold by timber investment groups.

Seventy years ago this month the state had only just begun to clear the wreckage of the worst natural disaster to hit New England in more than a century.

Theres's no mistaking summer's final curtain call. In every roadside ditch or un-mowed corner of a field, the late wildflowers are blooming -- asters, goldenrod, brown-eyed Susan, and Queen Anne's lace.

The Dorrs Pond half-lap exhanged for difficult Webster-Smyth hill.

LINCOLN - Officials point to an increase of North Country tourists from the southern tier of the state.