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To save Ohio’s bees, officials first need to find them
Geauga County officials say annual hive registration helps them track diseases, monitor bee health and quickly warn beekeepers when threats emerge.
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6mN.J. business, labor leaders: Data centers won’t spike your electric bill if developers pay for their own infrastructure
NJBIA and IBEW Local 102 argue communities are rejecting economic opportunity based on fears that don't match the facts about electricity costs, water use and local impact
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3mPopular Michigan ‘Narnia Trail’ sees surge in visitors, prompting conservation plan
Conservancy officials are asking the public to weigh in on plans to protect the popular ‘Narnia Trail’ in Michigan’s U.P.
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3mTrajan Langdon shuts down rumored talks with ex-Pistons sixth man
The Pistons have not engaged in active conversations with a former guard, according to their president of basketball operations.
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6mUpdate: Thunderstorms with damaging winds in parts of Upstate NY Thursday
At 12:37 p.m. on Thursday, the National Weather Service issued an updated severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 1 p.m. for Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer and Warren counties.
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9mKnicks parade live updates: Staten Islanders among millions in NYC for historic celebration
The long-awaited Knicks championship parade is expected to draw millions to Lower Manhattan.