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Coin Durfee/Creative CommonsDouble-crested cormorants are a water bird native to Ohio, but the way they nest ruins vegetation and habitats for other birds. -
Teerasak Ladnongkhun/ShutterstockIn the meantime, no bulk pickup is resulting in more illegal dumping in some parts of the city.
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Holden Arboretum is still working to repair damages from heavy snowfall and winds in early December, as more severe weather moved through Ohio over Christmas.
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NOACA passed a new policy that will utilize enhanced data analysis to better assess highway interchange proposals.
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One supporter of the bill that would delay the nuclear bailout says it also nixes measures that would financially benefit First Energy.
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The Eastern Prairie Fringed Orchid does best in grassy meadows but that habitat has been largely eradicated for farmland.
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Electric bills are still scheduled to increase next month.
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The future of the property is still undecided, though, as the city also is considering residential development projects.
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Today is Bert Szabo Day in Summit Metro Parks. Szabo spent 34 years with the park district as its first naturalist and helped launch the popular Fall Hiking Spree, among other things.
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The plan would put off collecting money from all Ohio electric ratepayers.
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The new bins will be placed near participating businesses in the county.
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The city opts to solicit plans to conserve 43 acres of wooded area and wetlands near Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
