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The Origins of Oak Hill Cemetery
News
SALLY RYAN COSTIK and MOLLY LINDAHL Bradford Landmark Society 
Jan 17, 2022
(Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of articles on Oak Hill Cemetery, as we explore the history of one of Bradford’s oldest “city of the dea...
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Government policies can stink
Opinion, Сolumns
Jan 05, 2022
Bradford’s Main Street pear trees are beautiful. They are delicate, with slim trunks and plentiful branches. Their flowers are a blizzard of snowflake...
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Surveying Lymantria dispar Egg Masses – Why Bother?
News
ABBY JAMISON, FOREST STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM ASSOCIATE, CENTER FOR PRIVATE FORESTS AT PENN STATE 
Dec 27, 2021
UNIVERSITY PARK — Over the past few years, it seems as though insects went mainstream. In spring of 2020, nightly news shows “buzzed” about the arriva...
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Pa. phasing in ban of invasive Bradford pear
News, Online Features
Marcie Schellhammer marcie@bradfordera.com 
Dec 23, 2021
The beautiful but odoriferous Bradford pear trees along Boylston Street in the City of Bradford are an invasive species, and Pennsylvania is in the pr...
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Finding Big Foot: 3-year quest finally bags buck
Columns, Local Sports, Outdoors
WADE ROBERTSON 
Dec 09, 2021
Big bucks are exceedingly skilled at evading hunters. When they’re three and half years of age, they become almost totally nocturnal and expert at sta...
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All can fight invasive species
Opinion, Сolumns
Nov 19, 2021
Pennsylvania is a state often associated with industry. Steel and glass. Coal and gas. But the Keystone State is just as famous for its nature. The U....
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RTS for Nov 12
News, Round the Square
Nov 12, 2021
CLIMATE CHANGE FOR EASTERN US: Dr. Marc Abrams, Penn State Professor of Forest Ecology and Tree Physiology, continued to share what he has seen in res...
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Just leave the leaves
Opinion, Сolumns
HARRY CAMPBELL Special to The Era 
Nov 04, 2021
It’s that time of the year when mornings come with frost and evenings come fast. For many critters, that means final preparations for coming winter. F...
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Robertson: Jumping ducks
Columns, Local Sports, Outdoors
WADE ROBERTSON 
Nov 04, 2021
Ducks are fast. I have on several occasions had the opportunity to drive alongside ducks flying along a river or stream parallel to the highway and ma...
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Robertson: A gobbler of inspiration
Columns, Local Sports, Outdoors, ...
WADE ROBERTSON 
Oct 21, 2021
Last hunting season found me pursuing my favorite game bird, the wild turkey. I’d seen a flock hunting squirrels and knew where they should be. Well, ...
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Club news
Lifestyle
Oct 20, 2021
The Women’s Literary Club met Friday. President Gae Colligan gave a warm welcome to all. She expressed her appreciation for our new meeting place, the...
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RTS for Oct 11
News, Round the Square
Oct 11, 2021
GROWING GINGER: As with almost any herb or spice, store-bought ginger cannot compare to homegrown ginger’s superior flavor and aroma. With planning an...
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