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Over the years, there has been an increasing effort to protect the water quality and surrounding environment of Owasco Lake. This endeavor extends beyond the residents of Owasco’s shores, but

May 4

A dozen new apple varieties, apple blotch, and a family of barn owls that helps control voles in the orchard were some of the topics covered at Kauffmans Fruit Farm.

LAWRENCE — Lawrence Deputy Fire Chief Matthew Nadeau recently received his certificate of graduation from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy Chief Fire Officer Management Training Program.

Dear Annie: I grew up never allowed to have pets. I’ve been married almost 30 years to a man who allowed me to have a small inside dog, and he

The pictures my brother recently took transported me back 25, maybe 30 years. Back to when I had planted daffodil bulbs by the hedge that’s out front of my house.

Our winter was mild and a lot of the marshes were open, which set up some unusual situations with waterfowl. Tundra swans in huge numbers entertained onlookers on the Feeder

These petals only last a few hours once opened up, and so you usually see them at their best well before sundown.

CEDAR — Patti Travioli has operated Heartwood Forest Farm in Leelanau County for about 10 years.

When it comes to food allergies, the best prevention is the strict avoidance of food allergens. Learning how to manage those allergens and prepare food safely can help minimize the