A red-tailed hawk spent the morning in the South End of Concord on Thursday near the parking lot of the Dunkins on South Main Street. State...
Topper’s horns were wedged tight in the metal hay feeder. While reaching for a tasty bit of hay, he pushed his head into the feeder and turned his...
To protect the environment, many couples are saying “I do” to Zero-Waste weddings, focusing on sustainability for everything from floral design and...
When calves are born at Miles Smith Farm in March and April, it’s obvious who their moms are. They’ll be nursing, protecting and generally fussing...
My friend Marcus Harmon loved to hike Mount Monadnock. We had talked about hiking it together on many occasions, but life and schedules, work and...
Kelsie struggled a bit in the squeeze chute as she settled in for her yearly pedicure. With a rope attached below her “dew claws,” we gently lifted...
Didi greeted the morning’s final visitor with a wet kiss.“They’re people pleasers,” said Wes Guerin, senior musher at Muddy Paw Sled Dog Kennel in...
Our Bobcat, a kind of a farm bulldozer, was up to its belly plate in mud, wheels spinning – digging deeper into the muck with each rotation. Last...