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Fall lawncare tips: What can you do now for a healthier, better-looking yard? (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Recent rain and cooler temperatures may have your lawn looking better than it did earlier in September. But fall is also an important time to help grass recover from summer stress and prepare for the months ahead, according to Bryan Sallmen, owner of Lawn Doctor of Kalamazoo-Portage. “People start moving towards winter thoughts when the cooler temperatures hit, whereas you should be thinking about getting your lawn thicker and more lush so it can have a better defense against
This weekend: Welcome fall with festivals, music & family activities across West Michigan (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Fall has officially arrived, and it certainly has felt like it with this week's cooler temperatures. Festival season continues in West Michigan, with several fall-inspired, family-fun events happening this weekend. Here's a list of just some of the great events to check out between Friday and Sunday: Sounds of the Zoo will bring more than seven hours of live music to Bronson Park as part of the city's ongoing 269 Fest. The lineup includes KAR, the Charlie Millard Band, MexiCub
Exploring Michigan: Critter Barn in Zeeland offers hands-on farm fun for all ages (opens the original)
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ZEELAND, Mich. — The Critter Barn in Zeeland is giving visitors a chance to get up close with farm animals while learning more about where their food comes from. The nonprofit began more than 30 years ago on 3 acres in Zeeland. In 2022, it moved to its current 36-acre farm, located at 2950 80th Ave. “We're a true operational farm. And so when you come to our farm, you're going to see what it looks like for the farmers, how they take care of their animals,” Executive Director Tony McCaul said. Th
Prairie power: Why these shrinking landscapes are crucial for pollinators in late summer (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO COUNTY, Mich. — Summer is starting to slip away, with shorter days and cooler mornings marking a time of transition we all feel; but, it’s also a big transition period for pollinators. At the Kalamazoo Nature Center, late summer is a bustling time in the prairie. For a buzzing bumble bee, every flower matters, and in August, prairies become a pollinator power supply. "It's kind of a flip-flop because if you would come into here in early spring, you would have only seen green. And so as
New study suggests some Lake Sturgeon could live more than 400 years in the Great Lakes (opens the original)
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Imagine a single fish swimming in the Great Lakes today that was alive 400 years ago. That's around the time of the Pilgrims, even earlier than Michigan's first permanent European settlers. A new study on lake sturgeon life expectancy suggests it's possible. Lake sturgeon, sometimes called "living dinosaurs," have been around since before the Great Lakes even formed. Now, researchers say these massive prehistoric fish may live far longer than previously thought. For years, sci
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