Underdog Tornadoes claim sectional title
                   
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Staff Reports • May 16, 2008 ZANESVILLE - Fourth-seeded West Muskingum broke open a scoreless game with a three-run fourth inning and added three more in the sixth for a 6-2 win over second-seeded John Glenn in the Division II sectional final at Gant Stadium Thursday. When you are the home team,... [read full story]                    

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Agriculture isn't the only system we live with that is unsustainable -- empire and capitalism also come to mind quickly. How are these systems connected to each other? How long can such systems continue before they give...

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When it comes to invasive weeds, it’s best to pick your battles. At least that’s the rationale of Sean MacDougall, who last year embarked on what he envisions as a five-year campaign against one of the most notorious:...

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