Saturday, March 05, 2011

ROBERT SCHNECK: Bee Ban Bumped

Until 2010 beekeeping was illegal in New York City and the ban was enforced; scofflaws were fined thousands of dollars for aiding and abetting Apis mellifera. There was, of course, an underground movement whose clandestine hives were found on rooftops, in old pigeon coops and gardens, but they've come down from the hills and rejoined society by registering their hives with the city and promising to maintain them.

http://www.cityfarmer.info/2010/03/16/beekeeping-no-longer-illegal-in-new-york-city/Hives%20in







REBECCA LANG WRITES

Hi Jon,

Thought the following might be of interest in the event you haven't heard already - the Grant Museum of Zoology is set to re-open at its new premises in London: http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2011-03/02/grant-museum-zoology

I was terribly disappointed it was shut on my last two trips to Old Blighty. Something to look forward to next time I visit! :-)

Rebecca

OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

http://cryptozoologynews.blogspot.com/

On this day in 1919 the paranormal investigator Maurice Grosse was born. Grosse was best known for his investigation into the Enfield Poltergiest but he also investigated precognition and psychic photography.