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FLEMINGÂ â Farmers and environmental group worked together on an environmental conservation effort in Fleming Saturday.
Around 20 people, including those with the Owasco Lake Watershed Management Council and the Owasco Watershed Lake Association, trudged through thick soil and mud that morning to plant willow canes along 1,400 feet between Veness Brook and farmer Todd DuMond s crop field.
DuMond, some of his family members and members of the Boy Scouts of America Troop 21 from Owasco were also putting in the willow canes, which are meant to eventually become willow trees.
Dr. Dana Hall, the event s organizer and president of OWLA s board of directors, said before the event that people there would be adding the canes and distributing grass seeds, which together will create a filtration buffer that will filter out the soil, dirt and the material inside the dirt from the field and from upstream before it can reach Owasco Lake.
Friday, April 16, 2021 - 6:05 am
CANTON SUNY Canton will be trying to top its blood donation goals again at a two-day spring drive.
The college s Beta Sigma Zeta Sorority, Inc., will host an American Red Cross Blood Drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 20 and 21 in Dana Hall. Donors are encouraged to schedule an appointment prior to the dates available by visiting the Red Cross Blood Services website for available times.
During the college s most recent blood drive, donors stepped up to give 113% of goals with 26 units collected. Those donations had the potential to save 78 lives. The college has held 86 total drives and collected nearly 4,000 units.
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For over 30 years, Damon Locks has been in the middle of Chicago arts and culture. Locks moved to the city in the late â80s to attend the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, the first of many local pillars that would become well acquainted with the multi-talented composer, musician, educator, and visual artist. Heâs worked for cultural institutions ranging from the cherished indie label Thrill Jockey to the world-famous Field Museum where, legend has it, he once planted a cassette of his punk band Trenchmouth in the African exhibit.
His endeavors look different today, but his ethos has hardly changed: Locks uses every connection at his disposal to raise artistic voices from the street level to the eyes of downtown and beyond in the name of healing. Heâs worked with the Center for Urban Pedagogy and teaches art at a state prison, as well as at schools all over the city. But today heâs probably best known for fronting the Black Monument En