The Homestead: Stand Up & Be Heard
The challenges around affordable, workforce and senior housing housing are both moral and marketing. They’re moral, because we know that
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Beyond the Green for March 17
If you celebrate St Patrick’s Day in the Emerald Isle you are unlikely to see revelers parading around the streets
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Between the Lines: If You’re Gonna Fall, Fall Forward
by Tim Kelly I never saw stars, at least not in the cartoon sense. Nor did I see little tweeting
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Gardenwise: Three (Nearly) Foolproof Houseplants to Get You Through The Winter
Pictured Above: Dracaena marginata surrounded by heartleaf philodendron (which closely resembles pothos) in a windowless office. By Susan Tito It’s
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The Homestead: The Stain
by Michael Daly “The first step is to acknowledge it happened”, she said loudly, bringing her hand down from above
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Overcoming Compassion Fatigue
These days, unfortunately, one doesn’t have to search high and low to find some of the more prime examples of
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Gardenwise: Sow What? Seed, Of Course
By Susan Tito If you’re like me and just itching to get out in your yard, the bad news is
Read moreDave’s Desk@ Ditch: Authenticity: A Resolution Worth Making
I may be in the minority on this, but I’m not one for making a resolution this time of year,
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Let’s Cook: Cures for the Winter Blues
Winter’s chill will send you again and again to your pantry over the next several months, but don’t let that
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The Homestead: True Independence
I was a registered Republican in my younger days, when it seemed to me that the party was kinder and
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Between The Lines: Tick Tock, Tick Tock — Damn, Now I’m Old?
As the clock struck 2019 on New Year’s Day, yours truly passed a significant, if not earthshattering, milestone. I’m now
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