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People reminded to leave baby animal where they find it, give wildlife space this Spring SHARE ON: With Spring finally here, people who come across a baby animal while out and about are asked to leave it alone. The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment issued the reminder because well-intentioned people can interfere with young wildlife, such as baby ducklings, rabbits, songbirds or fawns, when they are in their natural habitats. While someone could have good intentions such as believing the animal might be hurt or orphaned, the ministry says this is often not the case. In nature, young animal...

Pat Sullivan: Time to start planting Spring's final frost is likely behind us so Pat provides some planting ideas for your home and garden. Author: WTHR.com staff Updated: 7:40 AM EDT May 16, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — With Spring's final frost likely behind us, Pat from Sullivan Hardware and Garden provided some planting ideas for your home Sunday morning on 13Sunrise. From spikes and grasses to flowering plants that thrive in sun or shade, you can find a variety of sizes, colors and shapes to fill in your hanging pots and window boxes to beautify your home through...

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A roundup of historical society summer plans Carla Charter pf Phillpston. Paul Franz A display highlighting Shirley Zani, a local softball player, is being planned at the Orange Historical Society museum this summer. File photo The exact dates for opening and closing the Swift River Valley Historical Society museum in New Salem have not been set yet. There will be no events on the museum premises this summer. file photo Published: 5/10/2021 8:08:45 AM Modified: 5/10/2021 8:08:44 AM With Spring coming, also comes the opening of the historical societies in the area. Those societies that are ...

Written by Paul Berger on May 3, 2021 With Spring in full swing and Covid on the run, I’m letting ‘er rip on my next show Wednesday May 5, from 4-7 am. Mark Knopfler live, early Dylan, and Jerry Garcia anchor the show, but between 5 and 5:30 I go completely crazy with novelty and humorous songs from yester year. Then from 5:30 to 6:30 I present a full hour highlighting the career of an underrated and under-appreciated genius, Laura Nyro. Born in the Bronx to Russian-Jewish parents, Laura blended pop, jazz, rock, broadway show tunes and swing into some of the most popular song...