The hardest-working river in New England

Article Abstract:

The Deerfield River runs from Vermont's Green Mountains and into Massachusetts before joining with the Connecticut River. It has long been a source for hydroelectric power in the region, but its fate is now being argued by a variety of interests.

Natural resources, Rivers

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Sweet secrets

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The Mayflower, 'Epigaea repens,' blossoms each April in New England. It has small, sweet-smelling white and pink petals. Mayflowers, which symbolize unspoken love, have made romantics out of native New Englander males.

Appreciation, Natural history, Flowers

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Monday at Mory's

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The Whiffenpoofs, an a capella singing group, have been performing every Monday in term-time at Mory's club, Yale University, since 1909. Competition to become a member of this historic group is fierce.

Associations, Musical groups, Music, Yale University

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