This week's episode of Poor Will's Almanack has notes from Bill Felker's archives of forty years of observation of what happens in nature in the Miami Valley and beyond.
From the collection of Rev Cool.
Adriana Martinez-Smiley
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In the November ballot, Centerville residents will vote on Issue 13, a property tax levy aimed at covering operating costs, renovating old buildings, and expanding the school district's career technical programs. -
One of the biggest internet providers in Ohio has pledged to invest $1.25 billion to partly fund projects to expand fiber-optic cables in unserved communities. -
Researchers at the University of Dayton are developing an AI program and working with local construction companies to develop hazard detection training for construction workers. -
Two studies by the New American Economy and the Ohio Business for Immigration Solutions show that immigrants make up a significant part of the STEM, healthcare, education, and manufacturing industries. -
Emeritus Professor Pierre Agostini, along with two other honorees, has been named the recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work studying electronic dynamics in matter. -
Varsity Tutors for Schools is based in St. Louis and has worked with over 200 school districts across the U.S. It employs about 40,000 tutors that cover a range of K-12 subjects. -
As technology disrupts the job market, Ohio University researchers are using machine learning to predict which occupational skills will be most important in the state’s future. -
An Israeli company recently built its first drone docking station at its new manufacturing facility in Washington Twp. -
An Ohio State University professor is combining old and new technologies to breathe life back into long lost neighborhoods. -
The ants surrounded people at parks, crashed into windshields on the highway, and blocked out the sun as they flew by this past weekend.
