The Ohio DNR (ODNR) and Friends of Ohio K9 Inc. officially opened the Jason Lagore Memorial Dog Park at Caesar Creek State Park on Oct. 9, honoring the life, service, and legacy of natural resources
On Sept. 30, some 300-plus students from Clyde, Fremont Ross, Gibsonburg, New Riegel, Old Fort, Genoa, Port Clinton, Woodmore, Margaretta, and Zanesville high schools and Heidelberg University gathered on Ohio’s Sandusky River near Fremont to
Is it possible for too much of a good thing to be a problem? It seems that way, at least for me, every time October rolls around.
This month is like a smorgasbord of
What would you have to do to get a crater on the Moon named after you? First you would have to be deceased (I’ll wait) and second you would have to be a leading scientist,
The U.S. Forest Service recently strengthened community safety and local partnerships through the donation of a fire engine from the Allegheny National Forest to the Cherry Grove Volunteer Fire Department.
Locals and visitors gathered in this town at the northern terminus of the Pine Creek Rail Trail the weekend of Sept. 24-26 to celebrate its designation by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources as
“Where are you guys staying?” Kay Clark asked.
Clark and I served on the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) board of directors together some years ago. Readers have met her husband, Jake, in previous
The Pennsylvania Departments of Environmental Protection and Health and the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission on Oct. 7 issued a “Do Not Eat” advisory for all species of fish in the Wissahickon Creek Basin, Montgomery
Marianna H. Mercer, of Rocky River, Ohio, bought Mouse Island in 1966 for $16,500, making her only the third owner of the 7-acre property.
Previously owned by former U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes then
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