Public invited to comment on oil and gas project beneath Ohio’s Zepernick Wildlife Area
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East vs. West maple syrup madness on tap in Indiana
LAGRANGE, Ind. — By the time your pancake mops up the pure maple syrup on your plate, the sweet nectar has stewed over a fire – and stewed and stewed, as billows of steam remove water from the sap. Sometimes the workers have to boil it longer because the sugar content of the maple-tree sap […]
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