Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 20-27)
“It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is
Lifestyle
March: Quick-change month
March – the only month that is also a verb – implies action. This year it overachieves, with snappy animation
Kids’ Almanac (Mar. 13-20)
“Sense of place gives equilibrium; extended, it is sense of direction too.” – Eudora Welty Color up some fun
Is gluten-free all it’s cracked up to be?
“Gluten-free: Is it all it’s cracked up to be?” will be the topic of a wellness program presented by registered
Going with the flow: Water paintings by Fredericka Foster at Beacon Institute
Fredericka Foster’s mid-sized paintings of water have a mesmerizing quality to them, just as staring into a river or lake
Was the cosmos designed for us?
The branch of astrophysics called cosmology – which is not about hairdressing and permanent waves, but the study of the
Kids’ Almanac (Feb. 27-Mar. 6)
“When you choose with discernment, integrity and passion, you submit yourself to the slow and unglamourous miracle of change.” –
Snowy owl is spotted in Gardiner
Avid nature photographer David Warg was driving in an industrial area in Gardiner recently when he spotted a snowy owl
Watch for the Northern Lights
I’m actually in Alaska right now, running an Aurora Borealis tour for the Old Farmer’s Almanac. We have 86 guests,
Phillies Bridge Farm Project looks to recover from 2013
With well-liked farmer Anne Eschenroeder back in charge and a whole new board of directors, Phillies Bridge Farm Project is