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The activities are meant to improve plant diversity in the area.

Silloth are on a learning curve as they return to League rugby in Counties 1 Cumbria and were handed a lesson by Cockermouth.

Universally regarded as the king of the Hammond B3 organ, Joey DeFrancesco was both admired as an artist and loved as a man. These five albums showcase his inventiveness, energy and joy.

Improvements at the Bloomington nature preserve began in 2021 and will continue as more trails are expected to be completed later this year.

Hiking trails have seen an increase in visitors throughout the pandemic.

Some improvement in plant species in the preserve observed but the annual reduction hunts are expected to continue.

A second launch site is on the cards for our $1.7 billion space industry where harvesting data from satellites is big business.

The 17-year “Brood X” cicadas will emerge in May. Photo by iStock.com/WerksMedia by SUSAN M. BRACKNEY After 16 years and 11 months of solitary confinement, billions of “Brood X” periodical cicadas will emerge from beneath Bloomington’s parks and neighborhoods, the Indiana University campus, and beyond. “We’re guessing between May 10 and May 15, but it’ll depend on the weather,” says Keith Clay, IU Department of Biology distinguished professor emeritus. Clay experienced Bloomin...

Steve Cotter: New frontier for NZ space industry 12 Apr, 2021 04:59 PM 6 minutes to read Now that we have hardware in space - satellites sending data back to earth - we need advanced tools to assess and analyse that information. Photo / Official SpaceX, File Now that we have hardware in space - satellites sending data back to earth - we need advanced tools to assess and analyse that information. Photo / Official SpaceX, File NZ Herald "A picture paints a thousand words" is an old saying from jo...