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Black Swamp Conservancy plans meeting

November 6, 2009

Black Swamp Conservancy is hosting its annual northwest Ohio land conservation meeting Nov. 19, which brings  together public and private conservation organizations and agencies to discuss the state of land conservation in northwest Ohio. This year’s meeting is to review progress being made in implementing the group’s regional plan for conservation of natural areas, discuss challenges of conservation in a struggling economy and identify partners to collaborate on conservation projects. “When you think about it, preservation of our natural resources makes sense for a lot of reasons,” said Kevin Joyce, the conservancy’s executive director, in a news release. “There are so many ways that conservation benefits families in our region. Woods and wetlands help keep our air and water clean. Medical costs are reduced when people have places to go to enjoy healthy, outdoor, recreational activities.

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End-of-season work continues in garden

November 6, 2009

I keep thinking one more good day outside will wrap things up for the year, but that last day never comes. There is always something else to do.

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Garden work continues

October 30, 2009

There is a new member of the household. My grandson Nick has a puppy, Mufasa, and so I suppose that is one more great-grandchild for me.

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Fees for canoe, kayak registration on the rise

October 30, 2009

When registrations for canoes, kayaks and other non-motorized watercraft expire March 1, the fee increases $5 from previous years to a total of $17.

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Mysterious tree growing in Clyde

October 30, 2009

There are 17 ginkgo trees lining both sides of Main Street in downtown Clyde. These ginkgos provided a new mystery to ponder this Halloween.

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STRAW looking for more money

October 23, 2009

The Greater Fostoria Foundation has awarded a $2,000 “matching grant” to the Franciscan Earth Literacy Center to assist in construction of the straw bale zero-energy passive house project.

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