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A roller-coaster year for local farmers - Vimarsana News

A roller-coaster year for local farmers

Ledyard -- Allyson Angelini at Full Heart Farm in Ledyard compares this growing season to a roller coaster. First, there was a freeze in May. Then there were several days of extreme heat in June, int...

Source: theday.com
The Buzz: O'Neill Center to name farmhouse residence for Skip Mercier - Vimarsana News

The Buzz: O'Neill Center to name farmhouse residence for Skip Mercier

The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center has announced plans to rename its historic farmhouse after longtime scenic designer and educator Skip Mercier. Mercier, of Rowayton, died of pancreatic cancer in 20...

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Salem looks to make housing affordable one farm at time - Vimarsana News

Salem looks to make housing affordable one farm at time

Salem ― One prominent local conservationist’s crisis of conscience has led to a merger of environmental and housing interests on almost 200 acres of farmland and forests along Route 85. David Bingham...

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A Cruel Summer - Vimarsana News

A Cruel Summer

While many parts of the nation have experienced heavy rain and flooding this summer, much of southern New England and the state of Connecticut has experienced severe drought. In July, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont declared Stage 2 Drought conditions in all eight counties of the state, citing precipitation across the state to be “below normal.” …

Worsening drought conditions hit eastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

Worsening drought conditions hit eastern Connecticut

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Thomas Vilsack has designated New London and Windham counties in Connecticut as natural disaster areas due to the ongoing drought conditions.

Source: wshu.org