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Concerts on tap this summer. Bowen House has a number of events scheduled in the coming summer months, including concerts by Nick Cosgrove, the Columbus Symphony Brass Quintet, Ten Hearts, and Douglas McArthur & the Hocking River String Band. Learn more on page A5. Free hoot scheduled. Stuart’s Opera House has announced that the second annual Happy Hollow Hootenanny will be free to attend this year. Taking place from May 30 to June 2 at the Snow Fork Event Center, this event invites attendees to connect with the music, art, and culture of Central Appalachia. Learn more on page A3. Defendants respond in First Amendment lawsuit. The defendants in a federal press freedom lawsuit filed by a Pike County journalist and one-time congressional candidate have replied to his arguments against granting judgment in their favor. Learn more on page A6.
Portsmouth, OH Residents: Your Future Kittens Best Friend Awaits!
Interested in adding a furry friend to your family? Even if you're just keen on viewing some of the cute critters available for adoption nearby, there are ample pets waiting for their forever homes in animal shelters throughout and around portsmouth.
New Boston baby zebra just dropped
Franklin Park Zoo is celebrating some of its newest mothers this Mother's Day and showing off this year's newborn baby animals.Why it matters: The zoo is welcoming a baby Hartmann's mountain zebra and two chicks, a yellow-billed stork and a wattled crane.The 69-pound male zebra foal arrived on April 24 and is the first of the species to be born at the Franklin Park Zoo.It was up and walking with its mother, 5-year-old Khumalo, by the next morning.It is the first offspring for Khumalo and Khomas, 6.The newborn is interacting well with the other zebras in the Serengeti Crossing area of the zoo and spends time nursing and sprinting around the habitat.Zebras get zoomies, too. The zoo's new wattled crane family. Photo courtesy of Zoo New England.The first chick to hatch this year was the yellow-billed stork, a species that's new to the zoo's breeding program.Zoo New England staff see the birth as a significant achievement that contributes to conservation efforts for the vulnerable bird species.The wattled crane chick is the second successful hatching for the zoo's cranes.Both chicks are under the care of zoo staff and their watchful parents.Sign up for Axios Boston for free.
Portsmouth Wind Symphony wraps up 31st season on Sunday
Staff report PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmouth Wind Symphony concludes its 31st performance season at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts at Shawnee State University. The concert is themed “Earth Day.” Community members are invited to celebrate the majesty and grandeur of the big blue marble with a concert celebration of […] The post Portsmouth Wind Symphony wraps up 31st season on Sunday appeared first on The Tribune.
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