Christie was the latest guest in a political speaker series at the Madison school, put together by business leader Ruthi ...

A unique reward awaits participants at the end of the 12th annual Scranton Half-Marathon on Sunday. Race officials and the Lackawanna County Visitors Bureau collaborated to create a four-year ...

More than 1 million New Yorkers depend on public water systems for drinking water, and some are being exposed to manmade ...

Victories this week gave Democratic leaders moments of relief and vindicated their strategy to focus on Trump's alliances ...

World Water Day is held to draw attention to importance of freshwater and to advocate for sustainable management of their sources. A marathon ... former SAI athlete coach Dinesh Jaiswal ...

The DF3 Track Club, a squad that mainly consists of Section III athletes, recorded a historic ... two shuttle hurdle female relays to the New Balance Indoor Nationals in Boston.

The suburban reservoirs that supply 10% of New York City’s vaunted drinking water are getting saltier due to decades of road salt being spread near the system — and they will eventually have ...

WE ARE CATCHING UP WITH BOSTON MARATHON PARTICIPANTS FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE TO FIND OUT WHY ... TO DONATE, HEAD ON OVER Boston Marathon athlete Dawn Ebbetts shares why she runs.

I ran last year's New York ... water, these vests offer tons of storage and can generally take the place of a running belt. For this marathon training cycle, I've been using the Nathan Pinnacle ...

Starting pitcher injuries have been a huge problem this season, and the New York Yankees are struggling the most. Two of their top pitchers are out, and one is still questionable. However ...

The emergence of personal tokens represents what is arguably one of the most significant developments in this new financial playbook for professional athletes. The emergence of personal tokens is ...

AND YO Among the professional field at the Boston Marathon this year will be an athlete who has consistently been the best from New Hampshire. This year – and every year – Emilee Risteen said ...