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I just saw the first Japanese beetles of the season, and sure enough they are right on schedule for the Fourth of July celebration.

I was so thrilled after a recent rainstorm to be greeted by one of my favorite summertime insects: fireflies. I just stood still for a few minutes and enjoyed their

So far this summer, I have not been bothered by any pesky mosquitoes — yet. I believe everything in nature has a purpose and mosquitoes are no exception. They are

I hope you will join me in recognizing New York Invasive Species Awareness Week beginning June 6 and running through June 12 this year. The purpose of NYISAW, according to

HUNTINGTON Habitat for Humanity of the Tri-State will hosted a Ground Blessing on Wednesday evening at 6815 River Lick Avenue in Huntington. This is the future Veterans Housing Initiative home

HUNTINGTON — In four months of fundraising, one local family raised enough money for not just one Habitat for Humanity of the Tri-State home, but two.

Two devastating pests are awakening from their winter’s nap. The caterpillars of the spongy moth (previously known as gypsy moth) are being found in some areas of the Southern Tier,

There are an estimated 2.8 million acres of home lawns in the state, and what we do with our home lawns individually and collectively makes a difference to the environment.

To the editor: I retired on December 17, 2021. I filed for Medicare Plan B on November 8. I faxed it to the Ogden Social Security Administration office.