Testing the waters: Lebanon eyes massive aquifer as other communities' wells run dry

As glaciers crept down to New England from the north 2 million years ago, the dense ice, constantly lurching under its own weight, snatched up loose rock and soil from the bedrock. When warming temperatures later forced the ice sheet back into...

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