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After struggling over the last few years, the Chicago area's firefly population seems to be enjoying a "pretty good year," ...
In one sense, it’s odd to associate any firefly with youth, for by the time we see them lighting up our nights, they are ...
The Giant Dipper in Belmont — along with the park itself — has been through some good, and a lot of bad, times. But after a century, it stands stronger than ever.
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Lancaster Guardian on MSNPublic invited to share stories and photos of Morecambe to help capture coastal magic
Historic England is launching an interactive map of historic coastal landmarks, celebrating the country’s vibrant seaside ...
Compound, or catadioptric, telescopes combine lenses and mirrors for a compact option, suitable for both planetary and ...
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Food Republic on MSNOld-School Ice Cream Flavors That Have Nearly Vanished From The Freezer
From date nut to tutti frutti, these old school ice cream flavors have faded out of style and are only available in select ...
Westmont will open its observatory and powerful Keck Telescope for this month’s free public stargazing event, beginning at 8:30 p.m. and lasting several ...
Iowa is seeing an increase in fireflies, but the species' future remains uncertain. There are more than 200 firefly — or lightning bug — species across North America and over 2,000 worldwide, but ...
PILCHUCK RIVER, Snohomish County — With a thunderous roar, the Chinook helicopter emerged above the treetops. Four uprooted trees, root wads and all, dangled from its belly.
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Independent.ie on MSNAround the Districts: Laragh-Glendalough to Roundwood
Join volunteers from Roundwood Tidy Towns on Saturday, July 26, to wash down the mural opposite the Parish Hall in preparation for applying a sealant. Come along at 9 a.m. with a mop, bucket and some ...
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Independent.ie on MSNAround the Districts: Glenealy to Roundwood
Glenealy GLENEALY CARD DRIVE 45 Card drive will be on every Thursday night at 8 p.m. in Glenealy Village Hall. New players always welcome. GLENEALY SOCIAL CLUB The next Glenealy social dance will be ...
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Ottawa Citizen on MSNWho turned out the light? Fireflies seem to be disappearing
Ottawa backyards sparkled with firefly activity last summer. This year, they're largely absent — and data gaps are leaving scientists in the dark.
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