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The Tradition & Prediction Behind the Nation’s Most Famous Weatherman — Punxsutawney Phil

Sunday, February 2nd, marked the 139th annual celebration of Groundhog Day. Thishistoric tradition that is used to predict the weather by observing a groundhog’s shadow, hasGermanic roots linked to the Christian holiday of Candlemas Day. In Germany, badgers wereobserved to predict the weather, but upon immigration to the United States, groundhogs beganbeing used instead of…

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Trump’s Triumph

On November 5th, 2024, Donald Trump was declared the 47th president of the United Statesagainst Kamala Harris after winning all seven swing states for a total of 312 electoral collegevotes compared to Harris’ 216. This landslide victory is historic in many more ways than one.Not only is he now the oldest president to be elected,…

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Recent hurricanes and sustainable development

Hurricane Milton and Helene  Two hurricanes just hit Florida: hurricanes Milton and Helene. Milton was devastating, affecting millions of people and causing 34 billion dollars in loss and damages, not including the effects of the tornados and deaths. Additionally, hurricane Helene cost almost 47 billion dollars in damage. These hurricanes have been devastating and many…

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Fat Bear Week

Last week marked the annual “Fat Bear Week” in the Katomi National Park. This fun but smart conservation effort is a tradition the park holds to show off their fat bears. Through a “march-madness-like” bracket, you can vote on the fattest bear at the park!  Every year, bears start a form of hibernation known as…