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Once nearly lost, ‘living dinosaurs’ are returning to Ohio waters (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — It takes a lot to faze crews from the Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office. They crisscross the Great Lakes from Superior to Erie helping to reintroduce native fish and standing guard against invasive species in places where aquatic hitchhikers with ill intent are most likely to turn up. But on one routine mission in Cleveland Harbor last month, they found a link to a prehistoric past they weren’t expecting: three healthy juvenile lake sturgeon, all a year old. The crew
Farm and Dairy Weekly Rundown: Episode 74 (9-17-26) (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 74 of Farm and Dairy’s virtual newsletter, the Weekly Rundown, where reporters Liz Partsch and Paul Rowley discuss the top stories from this week’s issue in our newsroom. In episode 74, Liz and Paul break down the headlines from the Aug. 6 edition, including: The Weekly Rundown is streaming on both YouTube and Spotify, so you can catch the latest stories your way. • Want the full newsroom vibe? Watch Liz and Paul on YouTube. • On the move? Just pop in your earbuds and hit play
Pittsburgh is fighting to keep sewage out of its rivers (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — For more than a century, the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers were the cradle of Pittsburgh industry and, in many ways, the American economy. Long before railroads, they were the only continental highway to the interior of the country. As cities industrialized in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, enterprising engineers laid out combined sewer systems that funneled household and industrial waste straight to neighboring rivers. It was a novel if naive design later reinforc
Pure Gold Stables owner going to trial (opens the original)
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SALEM, Ohio — The owner of the former Pure Gold Stables in Columbiana County is headed for trial on multiple criminal charges after investigators found the skeletal remains of four horses locked inside a round pen on the Salem property last fall. The court set a status conference for 10:30 a.m. Oct. 28 in Columbiana County Municipal Court followed by a jury trial for 8:30 a.m. Nov. 12. Birkmire’s bond and all existing conditions, including restrictions on owning companion animals, remain in plac
A decade after 4-H split, livestock clubs hit their stride (opens the original)
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HOOKSTOWN, Pa. — In 2015, there were 409 divorces and annulments recorded in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. But those weren’t the only breakups that year: the Beaver County Stockmen’s Club and the Big Knob Livestock Club also split with their longtime respective 4‑H affiliations. Irreconcilable differences were to blame. Beaver County has always done things a little differently. Instead of one big fair, it leans on two Grange‑run ones — Hookstown and Big Knob — each with its own board, culture and
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