🏆 Cincinnati journalists shine with prestigious Murrow Awards. WXIX-TV sports director Joe Danneman won for excellence in writing, showcasing his storytelling talents including a memorable Pete Rose tribute. The Ohio Newsroom's Erin Gottsacker earned recognition for excellence in sound with her profile of an Athens County mandolin maker. Both journalists have strong local ties—Danneman is a Northern Kentucky native who returned to Fox 19 in 2011, while Gottsacker is a Cincinnati native and Milford High School graduate. They were the only Cincinnati winners in Region 7, which includes Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio.
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🎭 Cincinnati explodes with events for every interest this week. Memorial Day ceremonies honor fallen soldiers, while butterfly enthusiasts can enjoy the Gothic-themed exhibit at Krohn Conservatory through August. Sports fans have two chances to catch FC Cincinnati matches, including a special Pride Night celebration. Music lovers can groove at multiple festivals including Stereo 25 DJ Festival and Midwest Friends Fest featuring 42 bands. Foodies won't be disappointed with Italian cuisine at CincItalia Festival and authentic Middle Eastern dishes at the Lebanon Mediterranean Food Festival.
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🌱 "No Mow May" offers limited benefits to North American pollinators. The movement, which originated in the United Kingdom to help honeybees, doesn't have the same impact on North America's 2,000+ native bee species. Environmental expert Todd Crail explains that while unmowed lawns with dandelions and clover provide some support, there are more effective approaches. Instead of simply letting grass grow, Crail recommends establishing dedicated native plant areas in yards—creating a true "Bee Buffet" rather than just participating in "No Mow May." This targeted approach better supports local pollinators that have evolved alongside these native plant species.
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