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News

Fitchburg awarded $2.9 million for dam removal

Sentinel & Enterprise / Danielle Ray

https://www.sentinelandenterprise.com/2026/09/30/fitchburg-awarded-2-9-million-in-grant-funding-for-project-1775106/?utm_medium=WEB_notification&utm_source=pushly&utm_campaign=204622434

NOTE: This article is behind a pay-wall

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More News

After EPA grant cuts, this Fitchburg school still has no outdoor space

From Commonwealth Beacon

Written by Asher Ben-Dashan and Perris Fisher

Drought: As the region’s water resources become more stressed, we need a shift in mind-set

From Boston Globe

Written by The Editorial Board

Using Nature to Adapt to Climate Change in the Nashua River Watershed

Notice: Public Health Advisory

Whitney Pond Dam Removal & River Restoration Project: Ashburnham

Climate Impact in the Nashua River Watershed: What is Happening and Actions We Can Take: Free Five Part Series

NRWA Protecting Coldwater Fish: Locating Refugia

“Tick Talk”: Preventing Tick Bites and Tick-borne Diseases with Links to “Tick Talk” Video Presentations

Culvert Assessment for Wildlife Passage and Climate Resiliency

Invasive Water Chestnuts Discovered in Oxbow National Wildlife Refuge

Congresswoman Tsongas Announces Passage of the Nashua River Wild and Scenic River Study Act

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