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OXFORD — The Commissioners of Oxford unanimously passed an amendment at a meeting Tuesday that removes a section from an ordinance that deals with floodplain management.

Project will prevent canal "seepage," making more water available for irrigation.

The three allies plan to link their electrical grids and cooperate on natural gas.The post Israel-Greece-Cyprus energy deal ‘top priority’ this year appeared first on JNS.org.

TRI-COUNTY — As Easter quickly approaches, there are several more Easter Egg Hunts being held in the Tri-County area in celebration of the holiday.

Local briefs include:• Great Lakes meeting April 10• Wildflower BioBlitz to start Monday• Pokagon Band announces donation

Ocean reefs support many forms of life. But many have become bleached, diseased or harmed by impacts with humans. Can they be restored?

Zone approved for new prison; porn site age check bill advances; NU men grab Big Ten title

There seems to be little support for artificially reintroducing grizzly bears into the Bitterroot Ecosystem (BE), the vast area of roadless wildlands in north-central Idaho and western Montana. The Helena

The Red & Black compiles a weekly roundup of shows and events for the upcoming weekend. This weekend includes queer karaoke, a mini-comic festival, a family art workshop and more.

Stories in four April episodes of “Nebraska Stories” include a tiny courthouse featured on Ripley’s “Believe it or Not.”