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James F Spruance | The Highland County Press

James F. Spruance, 79, a cherished husband, electrician and Harley enthusiast, passed away Friday, April 26, 2024 in Hillsboro.

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Charles Johnston

Charles Bryan Johnston, 86, of Cookeville, Tennessee, passed away peacefully with his family by his side Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024.

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Sisters opening Peel Tower in memory of brother and to help niece

Two sisters are opening Peel Tower to the public in memory of their brother and to raise money for their niece.

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How hell s aquarium made western Kansas a magnet for paleontologists studying ancient sea monsters

For generations, scientists seeking to learn about prehistoric ocean life have flocked to a place that’s about as far from the ocean you can get dry, dusty western Kansas. What they’re finding could teach us both about life in the ancient world and about the future of life in a changing climate.

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Eighty million years ago, western Kansas was hell s aquarium Here s what it can teach us today

For generations, scientists seeking to learn about prehistoric ocean life have flocked to a place that’s about as far from the ocean you can get dry, dusty western Kansas. What they’re finding could teach us both about life in the ancient world and about the future of life in a changing climate.

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