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Rick Brantley

Rick Brantley

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Staff Writer, Garden and Health

United States

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  • US Territorial National Monuments Mark Battles, Preserve Nature

    By Will Gatchel, Jameson Scarsella, Rick Brantley|Garden and HealthThe history and locations of the United States Territories are varied, but they have one thing in common — water. Whether incorporated, unincorporated, inhabited, or uninhabited, the sea is a part of the very fabric of the lands, surrounding them on all sides. The five major territories — American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico — are inhabited islands with locally elected legislatures and executives.

    By Will Gatchel, Jameson Scarsella, Rick Brantley · 0

    Aug. 23, 2024

  • Shining A Spotlight On Michigan’s Endangered Species

    By Will Gatchel, Jameson Scarsella, Rick Brantley|Garden and HealthMichigan is divided into two large land masses, and large is not used lightly. Its less populous Upper Peninsula — commonly known as the U.P. — is larger than Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Delaware combined. Across the Straits of Mackinac sits the U.P.’s other half, the Lower Peninsula. Nicknamed The Mitten due to its resemblance to the object on a map, its much cooler nickname has spawned folklorish tales that the area is actually a handprint of the giant lumberjack Paul Bunyan.

    By Will Gatchel, Jameson Scarsella, Rick Brantley · 0

    Aug. 21, 2024

  • US Territorial National Monuments Mark Battles, Preserve Nature

    By Will Gatchel, Jameson Scarsella, Rick Brantley|Garden and HealthThe history and locations of the United States Territories are varied, but they have one thing in common — water. Whether incorporated, unincorporated, inhabited, or uninhabited, the sea is a part of the very fabric of the lands, surrounding them on all sides. The five major territories — American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico — are inhabited islands with locally elected legislatures and executives.

    By Will Gatchel, Jameson Scarsella, Rick Brantley · 0

    Aug. 23, 2024

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Garden and Health

Greenville, Pennsylvania, United States

'+1 800-248-4435