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Check out homes in Eastern Idaho that have spooky Halloween displays

IDAHO FALLS The spooky season is among us, and several homes in eastern Idaho are sure to bring out a smile, a scare, a laugh or maybe even a ghost. We asked our readers in a Facebook post to share who has the best residential Halloween displays in the area. We received multiple messages and […]

Mystery Bird Deaths, Flood Recovery And A Hidden History Of Eugenics In Appalachia

Mystery Bird Deaths, Flood Recovery And A Hidden History Of Eugenics In Appalachia
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Start Garden graduates make their mark - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Start Garden has made its presence felt in this region’s business community ever since it was founded nine years ago by Rick DeVos.

Déjà Vu: Dallas House Destroyed by Tornados Twice in Less Than Two Years

Déjà Vu: Dallas House Destroyed by Tornados Twice in Less Than Two Years Meghan Overdeep © Provided by Southern Living Courtesy Matt Howerton/WFAA Less than two years after her North Dallas home was ripped to shreds by a tornado in October 2019, Cherie Hart is in shock yet again. Hart spoke to WFAA s Matt Howerton about a second round of tornado damage to the home that happened just yesterday mere months after she and her husband completed a painstaking 11-month rebuild on the property. Large sections of Hart s roof were ripped off by 90 mph winds, scattering debris across the backyard and allowing at least an inch of rainwater into the house, ruining most of the family s belongings.

How to tell if your tree is dead after the Texas winter storm

They re among us.  Trees parading as being alive and well, leaves green and blowing in the wind. You might sit under one to keep shaded from the sun or have it planted in your backyard.  But some of these trees were killed in February s disastrous freeze and haven t yet shown signs of destress, according to Matt Petty, an arborist who works with Davey Tree.  They re trees that are dead and just don t know it yet, Petty said. They re in decline with crippling health or safety issues that are not visible to the untrained eye.   Maybe the leaves are green but the limbs are brittle and falling even on a sunny day. Perhaps there are cracks in the trunk or fungi growing on the bark. 

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