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World War 1 was less than five months old as Christmas of 1914 approached. In a war that many didn’t think would last very long,

Boxing Day, celebrated on December 26th in the UK and Commonwealth countries, began as a day for the wealthy to give “Christmas Boxes” of gifts

Over the past decades, there has been a dramatic decline in airline accidents and passenger deaths. This piece will take us back to December 8,1963

The 2025-2026 winter season is off to a quick start with very cold temperatures across the Great Lakes and Northeast regions. Temperatures continue to be

Ever since we were in elementary school, we have heard stories about the Pilgrims voyage to the New World on the Mayflower and all of

A devastating blizzard struck the Great Lakes from November 7-10, 1913 with wind gusts to 90 mph and wave heights to 35 feet and blinding

As we have seen this week, a very cold blast of air swept southward into parts of the U.S. with record cold and impressive lake-effect

From November 2-4, 1927, a deadly and extremely devastating flood event ravaged the state of Vermont.  Eighty- five people lost their lives and nearly 1,300

Nor’easters, some with heavy snow, aren’t uncommon for residents of the Northeast U.S. They are expected during the winter months but in 2011 there was

The most devastating storm of the 19th century occurred around Great Britain from the evening of October 25th through October 26th of 1859. The Royal