Three postponed games and a cancelled trip to Michigan last week reminded the London Knights they aren’t out of the pandemic woods yet. Read More
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European frogbit, an invasive species, has been documented in Wisconsin, where it could threaten native plants, fish and invertebrates. The small, green, heart-shaped lily pad, forms dense mats along the surface of the water, blocking out sunlight that submergent plants need to survive.
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