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November 20, 2008


Extension Daily Goes on Hiatus


Extension Daily, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System’s daily weblog of news and opinion has gone on hiatus. Extension has launched a Thriving in Challenging Times blog in Extension Daily’s place on the front page of the Extension Web site.

This new blog is part of Thriving in Challenging Times, a statewide educational effort launched Nov. 6. According to Dr. Gaines Smith, Extension director, this effort will provide Alabamians with much of the information they need to weather what may prove to be tough economic times.

The Thriving in Challenging Times blog does have an RSS feed. Follow this direct link to subscribe to the RSS feed.

Extension Daily’s previous posts will be still be available here.

In addition to the new Thriving blog, Extension has a number of other RSS feeds you may find interesting. You will find them here.

Posted by lawremc at 10:53 AM

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