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Try baking good things at homeJust the other day, my wife and I took a detour among the aisles of our favourite supermarket. We usually do not look at the ready-to-eat bakery section — for one thing, we find the items a little too… more
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No wonder bears feel welcome hereWith a number of stories about nuisance bears appearing in newspapers over the past few weeks, you might think there is a bit of a bear invasion going on. But this is not case. The bears have always b… moreThe Tri-City News
Fat, happy & groundedThere were once some mallards that had made their home on a pond inside a country farm. Beside the pond was a big red barn to protect the ducks during stormy or cold winter weather. There was plenty o… more |
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Her turn to vote & compare countriesYou can vote! The official card came in the mail with my name on it. Along with 18-year-olds all over Canada, I am able … moreThe Tri-City News
Protect containers over the winterOver the next two seasons, when the weather turns cooler and wetter with shorter hours of daylight, wouldn’t it be wonde… moreThe Tri-City News
Ready for downs & ups of success?A few years ago on the evening news, there was a report about a news photographer who was also a skydiver. While on an a… moreThe Tri-City News
Eastern exposure in a pair of novels“The female most blessed is she that has never been born! Next to her in happiness is the female who dies in infancy!” T… moreThe Tri-City News
Charles at CentreYou can meet local author Norma Charles tomorrow (Thursday) at 2 p.m. at the Centre Bel Age in Place, 1200 Cartier Ave.,… moreThe Tri-City News
IN THE GARDEN COLUMN: Sloppy foliage serves purpose for bulbsEach spring, a great many gardeners are irritated by withering daffodil and tulip leaves that looked unsightly for such … moreThe Tri-City News
Eye health a top concern for boomersBaby boomers are more concerned about losing their vision than they are about losing their memory, physical mobility and… more |
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