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Though very shy about showing itself as it spends its days hidden deep in cattails and other vegetation, the Marsh Wren is a sassy, noisy little bird. Its voice has been described as the sound made by an old-fashioned treadle sewing machine. Like most wrens, it behaves very aggressively towards...
On April 23, 2020, members of the Rotary Club of Pinconning & Standish Rotary Club participated in an online virtual meeting at which staff members of the Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy, Trevor Edmonds and Ted Lind, reported on their week-long participation in last summer’s Moosewatch program...
(NAPSI)—Spring is on its way and homeowners are eager to get outside and spruce up their yards. The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI), an international trade association representing outdoor power equipment, small engine, utility vehicle, golf car and personal transport vehicle manufacturers...
Lynn Eckerle is the author of the weekly food column The Recipe Exchange along with a blog, Lynn’s Musings From a Deep Well. She loves country cooking, small town living and taking the back roads.
Dear Lynn,
I’m looking for some recipes for any kind of a roast, such as beef, lamb, pork or veal....
(NAPSI)—Can you imagine a world without fruit or flowers? Without farms or forests? It sounds extreme, but it could happen. Plants are under attack and the culprit is invasive pests. Some are so small, you can’t see them with your eyes. But they are there, and it’s time that everyone takes notice....
LANSING – Reopening Michigan cannot be about lives vs. the economy, it must be about both, the Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS) and Small Business Association of Michigan (SBAM) together stressed today.
“COVID-19 has had devastating human and economic effect in Michigan and though we seem to...
(StatePoint) In these unprecedented and uncertain times, play is critical to physical and emotional well-being, helping both kids and adults decompress and stay positive while providing countless learning opportunities.
“With families encouraged to practice social distancing and many schools closed...
(StatePoint) Thanks to an unusually warm, wet winter, experts predict that Americans will face an extra buggy summer.
According to the bi-annual Bug Barometer, a seasonal projection from the National Pest Management Association, conditions are ripe for pesky pests of all stripes to be out in full...