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more of a south westerly breeze, where we still have a bit of sunshine across eastern areas, temperatures higher than today and could make 2a degrees. a south westerly breeze bringing the cloud and rain. that moves its way through overnight. low pressure continues to shape our weather through hello and welcome to sportsday. the philippines put the boot in, in wellington, as they shock co hosts new zealand at the women s world cup. we arejust going we are just going to keep going we arejust going to keep going up from here, it is the fighting spirit of the philippines and we just keep fighting the matter what. kylian mbappe, with take the path to riches in the saudi arabian pro week the ashes may be gone but england made a level of the series at the oval, that could be a moral victory over australia. so entered that swimming was banned from 100 years. now paris it s got 12 months to clean up in time for the olympics. brought back down to earth by the philippines. the football

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Stream Explorers program set for April 17

ELLSWORTH — Delve into the world of aquatic insects and learn what they can tell us about wildlife habitat and water quality with David Lamon, Audubon Fields Pond Center manager

Economic Importance of Aquatic Insects: Exploring their Hidden Value

Aquatic insects may seem small and insignificant, but they play a crucial role in our economy. Aquatic insects, such as dragonflies and damselflies, are natural allies in agriculture. They help control pests by preying on crop-damaging insects, reducing the need for chemical pesticides. This not only saves farmers’ finances but also promotes environmentally friendly farming practices. Aquatic insects play a

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