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During the pandemic, it’s been easy to miss dessert. As restaurants streamlined their menus for takeout and delivery, even those that previously took pride in sweet dessert menus pared them down to one sad budino that would travel well in a deli container — the loneliest pudding cup, as it were. Don’t get me wrong, this writer ate many of them, while sitting cross-legged on the couch, and they certainly helped to soothe some of the despair out of lockdown. But now that San Francisco is one full month into full reopening, restaurants have been working hard to hire back staff and gradual...

50 Years Of Wyoming Public Radio Wyoming Public Radio celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2016. In 1966, students and staff in the Student Union gathered together to sign an application to become, KUWR, Wyoming's "Educational FM Station". Shortly thereafter Congress passed the Public Broadcasting Act creating National Public Radio, of which Wyoming Public Radio would become a member. The 1960s was a time of innovation, stereophonic audio technology and man's first trip to the moon. Then came the 1970s, when Wyoming Public Radio launched each broadcast day with the song of a meadowlark, Wyomi...

The Michigan DNR has come up with 100 ways to celebrate their 100 years. Find out what our great state has to offer!

50 Years Of Wyoming Public Radio Wyoming Public Radio celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2016. In 1966, students and staff in the Student Union gathered together to sign an application to become, KUWR, Wyoming's "Educational FM Station". Shortly thereafter Congress passed the Public Broadcasting Act creating National Public Radio, of which Wyoming Public Radio would become a member. This was the roaring 60's, time of innovation, stereophonic audio technology and man's first trip to the moon. Then came the 1970s, when Wyoming Public Radio launched each broadcast day ...

It's easy to identify this common songbird. According to allaboutbirds.org,   Red- eyed Vireos "are olive-green above and clean white below with a strong head pattern: a gray crown and white eyebrow stripe bordered above and below by blackish lines. The flanks and under the tail have a green-yellow wash. Adults have  red eyes that appear dark from a distance; immatures have dark eyes." YouTube You may also see many Goldfinch, Blue Jays, Morning Doves, and Robins around Maine, but according to the website gardensalive.com, the most commonly seen bird in the Pine Tree State is the Red-eye...