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The Trout Where-Abouts

Notes from the North Woods

Most rivers and streams are still running high, with water temperatures about average for the season.

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Girls on grass

Conservation Conversations

The cold weather has kept the stream temperatures down so my trout fishing hasn’t been very good.

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At home with the Allens

Johnsburg Historical Society

A remarkable couple was interviewed by the Living History program of Johnsburg Historical Society November 9, 2012.

Bakers Mills News

What changeable weather we have been having. Friday was a very icy day and dangerous. Many accidents with the ice that even had some of the Northway closed.

Mill Creek Musings

I’m a bridge player and, as such, my partner and I are sometimes “vulnerable.”

Searching for spring

Notes from the North Woods

After waiting and watching for the backwoods ponds to shed winter’s hard cap, I couldn’t take it anymore.

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Fire and ash

Conservation Conversations

Spring is here and the woodstoves will be going into the summer mode.

Bakers Mills News

It sure does seem great to see bare ground beginning to show. I was thinking we were going to have snow for a couple more months. We seem to get in a hurry when spring arrives.

Weather Watch

March 2013 was a typical Winter, early Spring month with nearly normal snowfall and slightly below normal temperatures.

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Johnsburg Library News

The Town of Johnsburg Library would like to thank everyone who baked for the March 16 bake sale and to the musicians who came to play for helping to support the Friends of the Library.

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The little video that could...fix a road

Notes from the North Woods

This coming weekend, I’ll be heading back down to Newcomb to attend the final offering in the “Got Game” lecture series.

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Clover food plots and frost seeding

Conservation Conversations

As an old soils guy, my mind always wanders back to crops and dirt. I am always watching and observing the ground when the snow melts.

Can we learn from a worm?

Notes from Planet Earth

The short answer is yes — most decidedly. In fact this worm, known as Caenorhabditis elegans has played an important role in biologic science since 1974.

Bakers Mills News

Hope everyone had a wonderful Easter and enjoyed sharing a meal with family and friends.

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Streamwalkers

Conservation Conversations

Farmers have been blamed for much of the nutrient loading going into Lake Champlain.