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The Indian Riffle Nature Explorers have joined the fight against the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). During the statewide EAB Awareness Week (May 18-24, 2008), forty-six 1st and 2nd grade Nature Explorers at Indian Riffle Elementary School in Kettering participated in several activities at their school to raise student, staff and parent awareness of the Emerald Ash Borer. An ash tree on the front lawn of the school was wrapped by the kids with CAUTION tape as they urged people to become aware and help STOP the SPREAD of this highly destructive pest. 
The Brown County Master Gardener Volunteers recently replanted the front entrance to the Brown County Administration Building. Years of discarded cigarette butts and winter salt runoff had destroyed much of the original plantings. What remained was a disgrace! 
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