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Good intentions, deadly consequences: Woman urges people to avoid feeding horses - Vimarsana News

Good intentions, deadly consequences: Woman urges people to avoid feeding horses

Good intentions, but potentially deadly consequences: that's the warning from a Leelanau County woman in regard to dozens of horses she is responsible for, afte

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NYSERDA Solar Quiz Misinformation - Vimarsana News

NYSERDA Solar Quiz Misinformation

The entire Climate Act legislation and narrative is characterized by black and white cartoon descriptions. 

Summer Camps in Cecil County - Vimarsana News

Summer Camps in Cecil County

As winter winds down and spring and summer approach, organizations all across Cecil County are gearing up for summer fun. Here are a few of the summer camps within the

Bill would prohibit solar development on some farmland - Vimarsana News

Bill would prohibit solar development on some farmland

It is possible to protect the best agricultural land while fostering the growth of solar energy, Pennsylvania State Sen. Doug Mastriano, R-33, said Tuesday on a farm in Mount Joy

CT will expand Farm to School program to teach kids about food - Vimarsana News

CT will expand Farm to School program to teach kids about food

When a farmer at Cold Spring Farm held up a garlic bulb and explained how to grow the plant, one of the 10-year-olds visiting the Colchester farm asked if they could eat it like an apple. When the farmer showed them how to grow a potato, another kid shouted “I love McDonald’s!” As the group of Middletown fourth grade students began to garden, one child screamed that he got dirt in his eye, while one of the girls showed off that the garlic plant she was inspecting was healthy. “It’s like a little baby,” she said excitedly.