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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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Healing a Wounded World
It’s no coincidence that I’ve chosen to embark upon this month’s column at the eleventh minute of the eleventh hour
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Berry Your Winter Garden With Beauty
by Susan Tito As the shortest day of the year draws near, I am becoming more of a viewer and
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Between the Lines: How The Grinch Stole The Night Before Christmas
’Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house… What? Yes, son, I am reading that book. Why? Is
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Gardenwise: The Wisdom of Weeds
By Susan Tito I battle weeds all growing season but I get a jump on the following year by amping
Read moreDave’s Desk@Ditch: Many Stars Amongst Us
Amidst all of the political jockeying, international intrigue surrounding a Saudi Washington Post reporter, and the southeast getting pummeled by
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Let’s Cook: No Squash Left Behind
by Alison Boyd November brings cooler days and lighter crowds and the chance to still enjoy our local farm stands
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The Homestead: Being Middle Class in a Rich Man’s Town
What’s your definition of middle class? In a recent article in the Brookings Report titled “Defining the middle class: Cash,
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Don’t Call ‘Em ‘Ambulance Chasers,’ Trust Me
“The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” No doubt you’ve heard that line, or other variations of
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