The state’s leading shark expert confirmed that the woman who was injured in the water off Norton Point last week was bitten by a shark.
Farm & Garden
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September 1 took a pleasant turn. It was cold and rainy and I got to spend the day doing whatever I wanted. It was back-to-school weather, like I...
What a difference the humidity drop made this week. My overall mood has changed significantly. I spent Tuesday puttering in my own garden. It’s been...
One does not simply “grow” mushrooms. You nourish, aid and raise them. You provide a home for them to grow themselves, helped along with some water...
Mother Nature is having quite a summer. There have been fatal earthquakes, floods, droughts and hurricanes worldwide.
I wish I had gone to weather school. I am always interested in the subject. Usually, in August I start fretting about the possibility of hurricane....
After watching national weather news, I am so grateful for the amount of rain we have received in the last few weeks. The wildfires in the state of...
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Nature & Science Stories
Ian Peach started as the new executive director at Polly Hill Arboretum in July. He hopes to continue the legacy of education at the property and take a hard look at the impacts of climate change on the arboretum's collection of species.
Island farmer Andrew Woodruff has created a machine for regenerative farming that recently won best mechanical tool at a competition in California.