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Riding On The Freebee: Public Transportation Can Be Electrifying
When we moved to our retirement home, hubby and I decided we could make do with one vehicle. Most of our appointments can be synced, and, as we’re both freelancers, the need to commute has vanished. That being said, there are the rare occasions where life interferes and we have … [continued]
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100 Good Men gives $17,200 to REACH Centre in Owen Sound
‘. . . all of a sudden, you’ve made an impact.” Don Day, founder of the local 100 Good Men chapter
Minnesota DNR works to tag steelhead trout on Knife River to understand population decline
Steelhead, a type of rainbow trout that head to the Knife River in Minnesota’s North Shore to spawn, have experienced dramatic population decline over the past decade. The Minnesota Department of […]
Pottawatomi Spinners and Weavers Guild celebrate 50 years of Making in Bruce Grey
Fifty years ago, in 1975, Elinor Bartlett placed an ad in the newspaper. Six people replied to that ad looking for like-minded individuals who shared a love of spinning and weaving, and thus the Pottawatomi Spinners and Weavers Guild was born. The group recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. Fifty years of a prosperous community organization […]
On the importance of dark sky parks
Summer is just around the corner, and for many in the Great Lakes region, the coming season is synonymous with weekends at the beach, camping trips and — if you’re lucky — stargazing. There are many places in the Great Lakes where the skies are dark enough to enjoy the stars and planets overhead, but specific recognition for such places varies by state.