Powerhouse Community Development, in conjunction with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, announced the Saline County Summer Meal Plan for people 18 and under. There will be multiple pick-up locations throughout the county on weekdays from June 1 through August 31:In Marshall-11:30 a.m. to noon – Deer CreekRead More →
A study from the Missouri Ozarks highlights the importance of spatial aspects of biodiversity for the proper functioning of natural forests. Biologists at Washington University in St. Louis have determined that tree beta diversity – a measure of site-to-site variation in the composition of species present in a given areaRead More →
Payton Gendron legally purchased the Bushmaster XM-15 E2S used in the attack on Tops Friendly Market from a federally licensed arms dealer near his home in Conklin, New York, about 200 miles southeast from Buffalo. In an online personal diary that surfaced after the attack, Gendron said he purchased theRead More →
Driving down South Fraser Way in Abbotsford, BC, you’ll notice a dark orange flag outside what looks like a typical frontier heritage home, with unassuming square windows and beige siding. But inside it is revealed to be a Gurdwara, with a raised stage to accommodate the Guru Granth Sahib, theRead More →
ANN ARBOR, MI — Hundreds of trees are proposed to be cut down for a 43-unit apartment complex around a wetland in southeast Ann Arbor. Auburn Hills-based developer Trowbridge Companies submitted plans to the city earlier this year for a development called Platt Road Townhomes along the west side ofRead More →
PITTSFIELD – Two Vermont residents recently became owners of a sizable lot of prime real estate located in the 400 block of North Street. Dennis McIntosh and Catherine Kupperstock, who live in Wilmington, Vermont, spent more than $6 million buying the Greystone Building on the corner of North Street andRead More →
If you ask any of my colleagues, they will tell you that I have an obsession with trees. Maybe it’s because I grew up with practically a forest in my backyard. Maybe it’s because I never really got around to shaking off my Austin hippie roots. Anyway, whenever I’m workingRead More →
market-wood-of-resinous-wood Global Market Reports offers a global study based on research and analysis on “Global Softwood Lumber Market Report, History and Forecast 2016-2028, Breakdown Data by Companies, Key Regions, Types and Application“. This report offers insightful insight into the drivers and restraints present in the market. The softwood lumber dataRead More →
May 24, 2022 3:20 p.m. Post : May 24, 2022 3:20 p.m. Rita Reeve, 91, of Sauk City, WI, died on 05/23/2022 in Maplewood. Rita was born in Phelps WI on August 7, 1930 to Cecil (Red) and Rose (Kernohan) Simpson. She married Wilbur (Bud) Reeve on March 22, 1954.Read More →
RAUTE CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP RELEASE MAY 24, 2022 to 8:00 a.m. RAUTE CORPORATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPOINTS MIKA SAARIAHO AS NEW PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Raute Corporation The board of directors has appointed Mika Saariaho as the new President and CEO. He will join Raute from Metso Outotec Company whereRead More →
Now, in a fortuitous twist, a 150-year-old oak tree that fell during the storm will be incorporated into the thatched roof of the 14th-century pub during its restoration after last November’s devastating fire. The wood from the oak, which was in the estate’s original vegetable garden, will replace the charredRead More →
As the only commercially licensed maple syrup producer in Montana, David Knudson uses urban trees in Missoula and has to deal with hard frosts, vandalism and the effects of climate change during the short winter season. sugars every winter and spring. It takes knowledge, patience and an ability to weatherRead More →
I watch students give presentations at an event sponsored by the McMillon Innovation Studio at the University of Arkansas. It’s called Demo Day, time well spent as I work on a column about the thriving startup culture in Northwest Arkansas. But I am especially intrigued on this Wednesday afternoon byRead More →
It’s lilac season in my neighborhood and once again I’m thrilled with the sight and smell of these tough, hardy, long-lived, deer-resistant (usually) and often very scented. It’s not entirely uncommon to come across an ancient grove of lilacs in a wooded area, leading a person to wonder why itRead More →
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It’s a question we get asked quite often: where are the hickories at Hickory Knolls? It is true that shagbark hickories and their close relatives, bitter walnuts, are a minority compared to the number of white oaks, bur oaks and other tree species that can be seen from the centerRead More →
Directions: On Route 95, take Exit 2 and travel south on Woodville-Alton Road to a parking lot on the left. Parking: available on a small lot. Dogs: Authorized, but must be kept on a leash. Difficulty: Easy. HOPKINTON — Charles Collins joined the Union Army during the Civil War andRead More →
A delicate race against the clock, not lost for Richard Millett and his wife Trixie. They had parked their RV a few yards from the tree just after it fell and unknowingly went for coffee to get back to the unfolding emergency. “They were digging, which was a futile taskRead More →
ELIZABETHTOWN — The money flowed, not quite literally, at Thursday’s special meeting of the Bladen County Board of Commissioners. Many decisions were made and votes were held, all about how to indirectly spend $6,355,865 in American Rescue Plan Act funds. The board had previously agreed to use $5,606,307 ofRead More →
It’s a new year in County League baseball. The top two teams from a year ago, Sister Bay and Kolberg, were upset on Sunday. The first two or three weeks of each season are difficult to gauge because many teams are short on key starters completing an athletic season commitmentRead More →
Volunteers from Downham and Fenland transformed a 5,000-year-old oak tree into an incredible 50-seat ‘table for the nation’ – with the Princess Royal attending an unveiling earlier this week. Princess Anne visited Ely Cathedral on Tuesday to officially unveil the 13-metre masterpiece. The black oak table is made of woodRead More →
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Published: 06:30 19 May 2022 He was found buried deep in the mud of a Norfolk farmer’s field ten years ago. But after ten years of careful craftsmanship, a 5,000-year-old oak tree has been transformed into a stunning 13m table, unveiled this week to honor the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. TheRead More →
Workers felled the first of 15 pin oaks that frame Francis Quadrangle on Wednesday morning. MU subcontracted the work to local tree service Arthur Ratliff Tree & Stump Removal, LLC. Workers sealed off the area at the southeast corner of the quadrangle near Swallow Hall with duct tape. They usedRead More →
Some residents of Wedgefield Plantation are fighting to save a century-old oak tree that is in danger of being cut down to build a house. The tree is located on a lot on Daniel Morrell Road. The once empty lot is now used to store wood that will be usedRead More →
Thea Mann is an animal caretaker who has gone through a difficult time in recent years after losing both parents. The Property Brothers will help Lisa Kudrow transform her cousin Thea’s condo into a trendy pet-friendly home. Lisa Kudrow guest-starred on the latest episode of HGTV’s “Celebrity IOU.” The ‘Friends’Read More →
LAWRENCE — A house designed for cutting-edge energy efficiency, which houses people fleeing domestic violence, fills a downtown “orphan lot” and simultaneously trains architecture students to build? It’s the quadruple game that a Department of Energy award at the University of Kansas’ dirt works studio will catalyze next year inRead More →
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LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) – Dead and dying trees can fall seemingly without warning. That’s why the town of Longview decided it was best to cut down a large oak tree at historic Greenwood Cemetery. And it’s a challenge to cut down a big tree without damaging anything below. David OvermanRead More →
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Sheldon Keefe. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) The Toronto Maple Leafs were once again eliminated. Could the New Jersey Devils try to take advantage of a situation where the Leafs are looking to reshuffle the cards after another early exit? Another year and another disappointingRead More →
HICKORY – The city of Hickory was among 29 North Carolina governments to be recognized with the North Carolina City & County Communicators (NC3C) 2022 Excellence in Communications Awards. Hickory won second place in the Best Use of Humor category. The awards were announced April 28 at the 2022 NC3CRead More →
In his second episode of Honoring Our Valley’s History, local historian Dave Battey shares the connection between history and street names that honor individuals and remind us of families who played an important role in history. of Snoqualmie. The Kinsey family grew up in Grant Township, Nodaway County, Missouri. EdmundRead More →
Press release May 14, 2022 Today, in a special ceremony at Cedar Ridge Park, Mayor John Tory unveiled Toronto’s official tree: the oak. Mayor Tory was joined by Councilor Jennifer McKelvie (Scarborough-Rouge Park), Chair of the Infrastructure and Environment Committee, and special guests at today’s event. The official Toronto treeRead More →
With two schools in the South Orange-Maplewood School District (Clinton and South Mountain) already back to temporary universal mandatory indoor masking due to outbreaks and Essex County now reporting “high” levels of COVID transmission, the district South Orange-Maplewood school is “strongly recommended” that all schools and students return to indoorRead More →
Local baseball teams took to the field on Thursday. In college action, Beautiful fountain lost on the road to Kenton Ridge 11-1. Keyon Collier was on the mound for leader, allowing eight hits and 11 runs in two and two-thirds innings, striking out two. Kevin Gomez is out of theRead More →
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Most college students can relate to living in a small space, from a dorm room to sharing a place with roommates. Undergraduate students at Lewis & Clark Liberal Arts College in Portland take their consciousness to the next level: in addition to their academic work, they learn carpentry and otherRead More →
GIRARD – South Range won the Northeast 8 Softball Championship by defeating Girard 17-4 in five innings on Wednesday. South Range produced 13 hits that day with Giada Pauline, Gretchen Bartels, Madison Dado, Jamie Feren and Reagan Irons each having two hits. South Range is 18-6, 10-2 inRead More →
The stock market is struggling this year due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, skyrocketing inflation and Fed rate hikes. Many investors are therefore looking for safe and defensive bets, which reinforces the attractiveness of dividend investing. Although they don’t offer dramatic price appreciation, dividend-paying stocks are a major source ofRead More →
Staff Photo/Neel Madhavan. Lowellville’s Sammie Kelly throws a pitch Monday afternoon in a 15-1 first-round playoff win over Maplewood. LOWELLVILLE — Following the tragic school shooting last week, Lowellville almost missed Monday’s game against Maplewood. The school has canceled all extracurricular activities and sporting events untilRead More →
WATCH: Beautiful Tuesday, rain at the weekend Updated: 11:31 PM EDT May 9, 2022 Hide transcript View Transcript LANIE IS HERE LOOKING FORWARD. THIS IS THE FIRST RODEO WITH RAIN IN THE FORECAST. LAE:NI THEY WERE STRETCHED IN THE DRIVE-THROUGH, THEY ARE READY FOR IT. IF YOU’VE NEVER TRY IT,Read More →
The adult emerald ash borer, an invasive insect. Courtesy picture Editor’s note: This story by Claire Potter first appeared in the Valley News on May 6. WOODSTOCK — Strolling down Pleasant Street toward downtown Woodstock, pedestrians can look up at an open canopy of ash branches. The village planted theRead More →
On Wednesday night, Rep. Tom Malinowski took the stage at an outdoor rally in Maplewood and offered a warning. New Jersey may have its own laws protecting the right to abortion, he said, but that right could soon be taken away. Because while most red states will ban abortion soonRead More →
ALTON – The time has come for Alton Little Theater (ALT) to leave its legacy in good shape. An expansion instead of a brand new building is underway. About five years ago, the oldest community theater in the state of Illinois organized a fundraising campaign and a plan for newRead More →
Craft Recordings announces the release today of Nursery Rhymes for Kinder Times, a brand new album from world-renowned children’s artist, Raffi, and award-winning singer and songwriter, Lindsay Munroe. As the title suggests, this imaginative collection of songs offers a fresh, whimsical, and tender take on classic nursery rhymes, including “ThreeRead More →
Following the January, February and March patterns, the April temperature this year was several degrees below normal. The month of thaw remained frozen, with the ice melting a few weeks later than expected. However, the days continue to get longer and warmer in May. During a few recent walks IRead More →
Understanding our financial information This Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations should be read in conjunction with our consolidated financial statements and related notes in “Item 1. Financial Statements” of this Form 10-Q, as well as our 2021 Form 10-K. The following discussion includes statementsRead More →
“I was very shocked. I stood outside for a few minutes and the next thing you know the wind just flattened the trees.” WEST COLUMBIA, SC — After a short microburst of thunderstorm Tuesday afternoon, residents of West Columbia had to pick up the pieces Wednesday. In the aftermath ofRead More →
For coach Louis and Peggy Thompson, a huge pebble oak tree near their 33-year-old home held many special memories. The tree, at the corner of Second Avenue and Central Boulevard, provided shade in the summer and play space for children as they grew. But over time, the tree began toRead More →
There’s a new restaurant in town, and its owner, Jeremy W. Ganter, says his goal is to offer something new, never seen before in the Thousand Islands. At The Osprey Public House, located along Route 12E between Clayton and Cape Vincent, Ganter said he’s focused on offering fresh, vibrant Southern-inspiredRead More →
Mercer International Inc. NEW YORK, May 03, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Mercer International Inc. (Nasdaq: MERC) today announced that David K. Ure, senior vice president of finance, chief financial officer and secretary, will present at the upcoming next vertex: BMO Wood and Wood Products SummitTuesday, May 10, 2022Presentation at 2Read More →
Traverse City commissioners received their first look Monday at the city’s proposed budget for the upcoming 2022-23 fiscal year, a document that outlines numerous proposed parks and infrastructure projects, water and energy investments. of its own, staffing additions – including a proposed second assistant city manager – and planning initiatives,Read More →
A disturbance on Maplewood Avenue on Friday just before midnight led to the arrest of two female friends charged with drunk driving. Maryanne E. Polanski, 59 of 12 Lattimer St., Marblehead, was arrested for drunk driving, second offense and violation of marked lanes. Janet L. Douglas, 60, of 55 RiverviewRead More →
FirstSource constructors (NASDAQ: BLDR – Get a rating) and Floor & Decoration (NYSE: FND – Get a rating) are both retail/wholesale companies, but which is the most successful company? We will compare the two companies based on the strength of their analyst recommendations, earnings, institutional ownership, valuation, dividends, risk andRead More →
Editor’s note: This is the first of four articles highlighting the Chautauqua Lake Erie Art Trail Hub Crawl, which takes place in late May. As artists, we do personal work. The annual Chautauqua Lake Erie Art Trail Studio and Gallery Tour is an opportunity to visit places where we liveRead More →