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City Council Meeting Wrap-Up
The following is from the July 17 City Council meeting: * PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS The public is allowed to speak on any subject not on the agenda. Speakers generally are limited to three minutes, but the time can be adjusted by the council. •...Tags: John Wayne, Realty, Wildlife, Festive Events, Conservation
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Neighbors Remember Couple Killed in Overnight Storm
FOX 17 News ProducerA Fremont couple died sometime Monday night or early Tuesday morning after a tree fell into their cottage in Newaygo County. Investigators say William and Nancy Vandekieft were asleep in their bedroom when the large tree crashed into the home, entrapping...Tags: Ryerson Incorporated
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More trees, please
Your article, "More trees mean less crime, study says," (May 20) was most interesting. A 19th century study revealed that people who lived on tree-lined streets had 50 percent less instance of contracting contagious diseases than those living on non-tree-...Tags: Environmental Issues, Natural Resources, Forestry and Timber
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Aberdeen: Students heading to Nicaragua for alternative break
Five students from Northern State University are southern bound for Nicaragua on Sunday as a part of an alternative break trip. Along with Bart Carithers, director of student activities, the representatives will spend their time with the Las Mercedes...Tags: Nicaragua, Trips and Vacations, Weather, Forestry and Timber, Travel
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Habitat work underway on Pa. State Game Lands
Lehigh Valley WildJerry Feaser of the Pennsylvanai Game Commission reports the following: As Pennsylvania hunters and trappers begin purchasing their 2011-12 licenses (as of Monday, June 11), Pennsylvania Game Commission teams of land managers, foresters and Food and Cover... -
Care for your containers
As summer reaches its peak, be careful not to neglect your beautiful containers. Deadhead flowers and remove leaves that are yellow or turning brown. The plants are at their maximum growth and will need daily watering and weekly fertilizer. Planters...
Tags: Summer Squash, Forestry and Timber, Agriculture
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First pictures of Zoo's panda cub released
SAN DIEGO -- The public is getting its first glimpse of the San Diego Zoo's newborn giant panda cub, and all appears well. The cub, born Sunday, became visible for scrutiny by a webcam in the panda den around 9 p.m. Monday when its mother, Bai Yun,...
Tags: Wildlife, Conservation, Environmental Issues, World Wildlife Fund, China
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Harford Christian takes seventh at Canon Envirothon
The Harford Christian School environmental science team took seventh place in the international Canon Envirothon, the team's advisor, Ada Stambaugh, announced. Fifty high school natural resources teams from the USA and Canada vied for top honors in the...Tags: Environmental Issues, Natural Resources, Science and Technology, Natural Resource Industry, Forestry and Timber
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Mailbag: LagunaTunes grateful for grant
I'd like to take a moment to thank the Festival of Arts Foundation for its generous grant of $2,500 to LagunaTunes. We are so fortunate to live in a town where there is such strong support for the arts. We in LagunaTunes feel a special bond to the town...Tags: Animal, Religion and Belief, Wildlife, Conservation, Psychology
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Forest tent caterpillar at a low across Northern Michigan
This year, Northern Michigan residents should rest assured that the hardwood leaves are here to stay for the summer. The population of forest tent caterpillars that defoliated swaths of Northern Michigan hardwood in 2009 and 2010 crashed "pretty much...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Natural Resources, Forestry and Timber
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Officials: U.P. wildfire now 63 percent contained
NEWBERRY, Mich. (AP) — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is reporting more progress in battling a wildfire that has consumed about 21,500 acres. The Mining Journal of Marquette reports, however, that the DNR says it could smolder through...
Tags: Wildfires, Wildlife, Conservation, Natural Resources, Environmental Issues
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Dream home: Color-blind bachelor designs artful space
In 1985, attorney David Snyder purchased one side of a duplex in Baltimore between the upscale neighborhoods of Roland Park and Guilford. The 1929 brick Georgian-style home had a stately exterior but would need an interior makeover.
Nevertheless,...Tags: Guilford (Baltimore, Maryland), Fine Artists, Roland Park, Land Price, Arts and Culture
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