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Climate Local Now: Turning Green into Gold: It’s Time

by Mark Haubner There was a time when the Men of Science (no women?!) became alchemists and worked feverishly trying

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by Beth Young Sometime after the day this newspaper is printed and perhaps before you read this, a little girl

July 18, 2021 Dave Davis 0 Comments

I find it rather interesting that, no longer had I begun to contemplate how many of us would be handling

By Mary Morgan I recently had the good fortune to talk with four amazing women — all in professions that

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Every once in a while, I come across an idea that really lights up my path in life. Lately, I’m

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Now that some of the restrictions regarding COVID-19 protocol have begun to be lifted, I’m quite interested in seeing how

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There’s a passage from Pema Chodron, the renowned Buddhist nun, that I recently came across in Tricycle, and I wanted

Pictured Above: Beeple’s “Everydays – The First 5000 Days,” a piece of crypto-art which sold for a record $69 million

Pictured Above: A Canadian owlet caterpillar. Are you overwhelmed by the problems facing the planet and unsure where to start

by Mary Morgan Gazing across the bay, it looks so pure, pristine and you may think that all is well,

I’m probably not alone in thinking that one of the more disturbing aspects of this most recent presidential election wasn’t