Marietta College Leadership students are taking the lead in 2023 on the Make A Difference Day Tree Planting Project and a variety of organizations and individua
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mscarborough@newsandsentinel.com Johnathan Brier, a volunteer, and Elaine Barr, a staff member of the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge, team up to clean sections of Buckley Island on Saturday. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough) Volunteer Roger Kalter fished plastic out of the water around Buckley Island from his kayak Saturday as part of an Earth Day-inspired cleanup. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough) Vic Elam, manager of the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge, pulls a large piece of nylon rope out from the mud along the bank of Buckley Island Saturday. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough) Crews of staff with the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge in Williamstown and community volunteers launched their kayaks Saturday and took a trip to Buckley Island to clean up the river banks. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
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Photos by Madeline Scarborough
Johnathan Brier, a volunteer, and Elaine Barr, a staff member of the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge, team up to clean sections of Buckley Island on Saturday. Vic Elam, manager of the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge, pulls a large piece of nylon rope out from the mud along the bank of Buckley Island Saturday. Volunteer Roger Kalter fished plastic out of the water around Buckley Island from his kayak Saturday as part of an Earth Day-inspired clean up. Photos by Madeline Scarborough
Johnathan Brier, a volunteer, and Elaine Barr, a staff member of the Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge, team up to clean sections of Buckley Island on Saturday.
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Marietta City Council met predominantly in executive session Wednesday to discuss active plans for litigation concerning the failure of the Marietta River Trail at Duck Creek.
The failure, a slip which has continued to grow since June 2020, necessitated additional appeals by the city administration for allocation authorization to permanently provide power to the sewer line bypass Wednesday.
Council is anticipated to vote upon that and other financial change order requests lobbed Wednesday, today during its regular business meeting if enough members support a suspension of the rules, dispense with second and third readings and pass the necessary ordinances.