River Symposium concludes with talks about pollution, wildllife ↗
LEWISBURG — Saturday’s closing day of Bucknell’s 21st Annual River Symposium featured panel discussions and oral presentations at the campus’ Langone Center.
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Whitney Stout of the Jaycees, right, and Mark Winland of the McManamen task force put up a large sign naming McManamen Park. Volunteers worked on the sign, with 84 Lumber and the Gillette Building Center donating the lumber and Knights of Columbus doing fundraisers to pay for the large timbers. Gillette Rental donated clamps and Pacific Steel donated rebar for the concrete foundation. Coast to Coast donated stain for the sign and JLC Signs gave “invaluable advice,” according to Winland.
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Tubbs Hill hazardous fuels treatment pile burning ↗
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Prescribed burns planned along I-90 ↗
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BASE jumper survives accident at Perrine Bridge ↗
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