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We must earn freedom anew
In this week’s commentary, Editor Susan Crowell laments the news of Sept. 11, and the lack of words that made it impossible for her to say anything meaningful about it.
Jim Barr, 1947-2015
Jim Barr, 67, of Ashland, Ohio, died Jan. 19, 2015, in Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus.
Federal officials announce more Lake Erie funding
Brown, Kaptur announce more funding for Lake Erie algae issues.
Chesapeake Energy Co. well stable now, effects unknown
BRADFORD County, Pa. — UPDATE: Chesapeake personnel monitored the Atgas 2H well throughout the overnight hours between April 21 and 22. The well remains in a stable condition, and there continues to be no fluid flowing from the well. As reported previously, no fluids have been released from the wellhead since early April 21 morning,
Go fish: Opportunities hook farmers
The opportunities for aquaculture speak for themselves. And a group of Ohio fish farmers are in the swim of things.
Linking land use and economic growth in cities and farmland
COLUMBUS — Land use professionals from the country to the city gathered Jan. 11 at the Ohio Farm Bureau and 4-H Center to discuss best use of land and development. About 160 people, including local government leaders and farmers, discussed everything from the successful Polaris Centers of Commerce on Columbus’ north end, to farmland preservation,
Feeder birds are a pleasure to watch in fall
Seeing red-breasted nuthatches is always a treat as they are acrobatic birds that often climb head-first down tree trunks and spiral around branches.
This is not what we meant by ‘chill out’
Let us all take a moment to remember Summer 2014. That was a great day.
A day in the life of an incubating hen turkey
At about 7:15 Monday morning I settled into a comfy spot about 20 yards from the edge of the woods. My intent was to experience the migration, by sight and sound, from a single spot. It was chilly, about 42 degrees, but I was dressed for it — polar fleece jacket and wool cap. With
No bridge too high; just jump
Columnist Kymberly Foster Seabolt watches friends to learn about jumping off life’s milestone bridges.
