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I have a lover’s quarrel with Halloween. There are things I like about it and things I don’t.
Halloween is coming and you need to get ready: you need enough time to plan and prepare what you want to do. You can do as much or as little decorating that you have the time for, or have the budget for. You will need to decide how you want to decorate, if you want to host a party, what cost…
My grandmother used to say, “If you want to hear God laugh, tell him your plans.”
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The Piano Project came to life at the beginning of the summer, and now the second phase is about to begin.
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Kids, parents and community members gathered at Conger Elementary school Tuesday night to witness the unveiling of the design for a brand new playground in Moore Park.
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The Oregon Master Gardener Program is a training and volunteer program designed to transfer science based sustainable gardening information and techniques from Oregon State University into our communities. Typically, Master Gardeners participate in substantial college- level horticultural tr…
CORVALLIS – When it comes to plants, bulbs are about as easy as it gets.
Once a week or so I call my sister and we talk for an hour. We live 3,000 miles and three time zones apart, and don’t get to see each other often. Not nearly often enough. But we stay in touch as best we can.
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Now that cool fall weather has arrived in the Klamath Basin, folks will be spending more time indoors to avoid the cold — and so will some of the insect normally found outside. Most of the insects prone to overwintering in structures in our region are nuisance pests — annoying to find in or …
Some days are almost too much to believe. You’ve had days like that, right?
When your significant other starts a conversation with, “So, we need to talk,” you know it’s over. You immediately flip through the pages of your relationship, scanning for any glaring issues or things for which you should be sorry. You’re on the defensive. You might even think about who get…
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The fall equinox has passed, and daylight hours will continue to shorten significantly over the next few months. Gardening season will be over soon in the Klamath Basin, at least outdoors. Before snow starts to make the majority of gardening activities impossible for most of us, there are a …
Fall has long been my favorite time of year. The air cools. The leaves show their true colors. And I crave comfort food.
The weather is beginning to cool down, the midges are finally starting to dissipate, the leaves are beginning to fall, and there isn’t as much daylight – fall will be here within a week! Here are some tips to use in getting ready for fall that won’t break your budget.
t happened years ago, a chance encounter on an airport escalator that lasted for only a few moments. But I’ve never forgotten it. I hope I never will.
Did you know that redheaded people only make up 1-2% of the world’s population?
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The rapidly shortening days of fall prompt many garden plants to shut down. Deciduous trees lose their leaves, vegetables stop producing, annual flowers fade. Other plants, fewer in number, thrive in cool weather and shorter days. There are a few reliable annual ornamentals for extra pops of…
Getting your kids ready for school with clothes, school supplies, team outfits and lunch supplies can be overwhelming to say the least. It isn’t necessarily something we budget for; we just expect it to happen. Nevertheless, it can explode your budget if you’re not prepared and end up oversp…
Where do stories come from? Why do they surface in our memories at unexpected times and make us want to tell them to anyone who will listen?
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