Bill Felker is a journalist based in Dayton, Ohio. He writes for WYSO Public Radio and Farm World, covering local news and events in the Dayton area. His articles often focus on community celebrations, seasonal observations, and his popular series, "Poor Will's Almanack," which provides insights into nature and the changing seasons.
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Bill Felker's coverage is heavily focused on local culture and society, particularly with his "Poor Will's Almanack" series. He frequently provides announcements and investment analysis related to seasonal events and expert commentary.
If reaching out, consider offering insights on local cultural events, historical anniversaries or traditions in the Ohio area. Additionally, if you have expertise in astrology or other topics related to timekeeping or calendars that are relevant to the region he covers, this would likely capture his attention.
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Poor Will's Almanack, with the sun in Scorpio and in the time of Late Fall.
These days, as I go back over my November notes from previous years and make new notes about the season, my journal shows me a collection of static
Poor Will's Almanack for the time of late fall, when the sun lies in prophetic Sagittarius—a prophecy of winter to come.
Poor Will's Almanack for the transition week to early winter, the third week of the Manger Moon, and the third week of the sun in wintery Sagittarius.
In this week's episode, notes from Bill Felker's 40 years of observing what happens in nature.
By: Bill Felker
Heap on more wood! The wind is chill, But let it whistle as it will, We’ll keep our Christmas merry still. – Sir Walter Scott
In this week's episode, notes from Bill Felker's 40 years of observing what happens in nature.
In this week's episode, notes from Bill Felker's 40 years of observing what happens in nature.
In this week's episode, notes from Bill Felker's 40 years of observing what happens in nature.
In this week's episode, notes from Bill Felker's 40 years of observing what happens in nature.
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