This is the second story I've done on the Great Gray Owl.
Out my studio window on the Rock River in Janesville, Canadian geese practice for their flight south when the river freezes.
You can watch the Wisconsin shore Mississippi River Flywaycam live on YouTube.
I called the bully birds in this video "little," but they are actually pretty big.
Adolescent eagles practice attacking pelicans which do not take them seriously.
This is a fascinating example of cooperation among adolescent eagles. Perhaps they are siblings.
As a major tributary the Rock River and its birds and wildlife are one with the Mississippi.
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The Janesville Fife and Drum Corps was formed in 1975 for the city's bicentennial celebration.
Girl Scout cookies soon will be on sale. This week, The Gazette is running more Girl Scout photos from the archives.
People have been complaining about parking in Janesville's downtown since the automobile was invented.
Girl Scout cookie sales start in early February. In honor of the Scouts and their annual sale, we're featuring Scouting photos from the early 1970s.
In 1970, Cedar Crest resident Al Heon organized a kazoo band.
It wasn't exactly a traditional Klondike Derby, but the Boy Scouts of the Sinnissippi Council made it work anyway.
John believes Stan Milam saved this year's Washington Seminar by developing a virtual field study experience.
With Paul Ryan joining the effort to help redraw voting districts, John believes this gerrymandering thwarts the will of the people.
John and his wife enjoyed “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” though John cautions it's not necessarily a movie for kids.
John is thankful that Monday will be observed as Indigenous Peoples’ Day rather than Columbus Day.
John is concerned about many things involving the Milton School Board and administration, including the latest lame duck session the Board held.
With the passing of the Milton schools referendum, John believes the real work now begins for the Milton School Board
While John acknowledges the need for improvements in the Milton schools, he will vote no on the referendum due to the lack of transparency in …
