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Constructive gardening advice available from ingenious online resource
Self-sufficiency from the perspective of vegetables is a trend that has been growing for several years. With the proliferation of vegetable products from overseas available within many supermarkets, many of which can contain a variety of preservatives and additives, more and more of us are now looking at organic vegetable gardening as a viable alternative and option. The inherent benefits are a ...
Read more...St. Fiacre's Gardeners work from the heart
Every Monday morning during the summer months, eight local retired women pack up their tools, a healthy supply of water and head off to work. They work a minimum of three hours, if not six, providing outdoor strenuous labor, and they don’t get paid a cent. But they love what they do, and they can’t imagine not doing it. They are the St. Boniface St. Fiacre’s Gardeners.
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Free classes are offered to those who want to learn how to help in their neighborhoods in case of emergency. Snohomish County Fire District 1 is offering Community Emergency Response Team training starting Tuesday.
Read more...Vail Valley Bizwatch: Rocky Mountain Hydroponics, in Edwards
Business name: Rocky Mountain Hydroponics & Organics. Location: We're at 439 Edwards Access Road, right below the Subway Sandwich shop on the back side of the North Star Center. Date opened: April 22 in this location, but our company, Gardening Unlimited/Santa Cruz Hydroponics, has been in business for more than seven years. Owner: Rob Hunt. Contact info: Call 970-926-2100 for the Edwards store ...
Read more...How to spend less on leisure time activities
CHICAGO -- New hobbies and exercise regimes may broaden your horizons or shrink your waistline, but they also can break the bank if you're not careful.
Read more...JEANNE TOWAR: 'Pug Luv' is from the heart
When Larry Nathan was a kid, he earned spending money delivering newspapers. The pet store across the street from where he picked up his papers had a pug puppy for sale.
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