PPIB ends year on a red note
POINT PLEASANT — This week not only marked the end of the Mason County School year, but also the end of Point Pleasant in Bloom’s calendar. The organization finished their year by adding a bit of…
Waterfront Market thriving in its fourth year
It’s been unusually warm for this time of year. The soil is dry due to a lack of rain, yet the produce grown in these parts is coming out of the ground.
I live in Jacksonville so the drive isn’t bad for us but I have never been to Busch Gardens. Me and my wife are going either this Friday (April 
or next Friday (April 6). I chose Friday because it is a weekday and it’s the only week day I can get off of work. Is Friday a good day to go? And is April a good month to go? This week or next week? We want to go at the least crowded times! Should we get there at 9am at opening too? Any advice would help!
I’ve been struck with the green thumb lately, and I felt like planting flowers in my garden. I don’t exactly want to rearrange or replant flowers all year round, but I do want to garden from time to time for maintenance and such. So which flowers grow all-year-round in the Northeastern US?
In this gardening special, Jerry takes you step-by-step through the summer gardening season, sharing his terrific tips, tricks, and tonics on staking and tying.
Bath celebrates the Year of the Museum 2011
There’s never been a better moment to visit the West Country’s Georgian showpiece.
In this gardening special, Jerry takes you step-by-step through the spring gardening season, sharing his terrific tips, tricks, and tonics on spring clean up.
In this gardening special, Jerry takes you step-by-step through the summer gardening season, sharing his terrific tips, tricks, and tonics on regular feedings.
In this gardening special, Jerry takes you step-by-step through the summer gardening season, sharing his terrific tips, tricks, and tonics on proper watering.
What Mom Really Wants for Mother’s Day: Last Minute Gift Ideas and What She Should Be Getting All Year Long
Surveys of North American moms statistically show that they don’t want flowers or chocolates for Mother’s Day. They just want some time off! Mia Redrick, the Mom Strategist, says regular “time off” should be part of every family’s routine. (PRWeb May 04, 2011) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/5/prweb8382600.htm
NE Portland farmers market opens for 3rd year
PORTLAND – The King Farmers Market in Northeast Portland opened for the third year Sunday, with lots of fresh produce, organic foods, snacks, wine and even music. The market, near the intersection of NE 7th Avenue and NE Wygant Street, welcomed back returning vendors and introduced four new vendors. It will be open every Sunday through October 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Throughout May, shoppers …
In this gardening special, Jerry takes you step-by-step through the summer gardening season, sharing his terrific tips, tricks, and tonics on insect and disease control.
I have a slope in my backyard, and I’m paying a landscaper to come dig and cut back the slope a few feet, then build a retaining wall then replant the slope with ground cover. Some people have said to keep the receipts as this is a tax write-off for home improvement. Is this true???
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