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Discovery Park June/July 2017 

Half-Million Dollar Children’s Discovery Garden Opens at Discovery Park of America

June 17, 2017 HomeTown

by Mary Nita Bondurant– On the North side of Discovery Park of America, there is a brand new area —

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June/July 2017 

Falls Mill: Peace and History

May 28, 2017 HomeTown

by Kyle M. Dugger — Everyone needs a place go, at some point in their life, where they can enjoy

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Gardening June/July 2017 

Royal Migration: The Annual Monarch Butterfly Journey

May 28, 2017 HomeTown

(Family Features) Every year, monarch butterflies embark on a 3,000-mile migration across North America. This feat of endurance lasts eight

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June/July 2017 

5 Simple Projects to Recreate Your Backyard

May 28, 2017 HomeTown

(BPT) – Your focus changes during the warm weather months. Your backyard becomes your new living room and the most

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April/May 2017 Just A Pinch Teresa Vinson 

Just A Pinch – Spring Recipes

April 23, 2017April 23, 2017 HomeTown

compiled by Teresa Vinson Happy Spring! Nothing says spring like fruit salad and refrigerator cakes. The Cherry 7-Up cake is

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April/May 2017 Kate Dugger Travel 

Renaissance Festival: 16th Century Meets 21st Century

April 21, 2017April 21, 2017 HomeTown

by Kate Dugger Two sets of hooves pound the earth as the animals charge each other. Spectators are hushed for

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April/May 2017 Kurt Dugger Sliding Scale 

Let’s Imagine a Free Market in Education

April 21, 2017 HomeTown

by Kurt Dugger Government: The great fiction whereby everyone endeavors to live off of everyone else. –Frederic Bastiat What would

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April/May 2017 Nelda Rachels 

Laurie Pritchett: From Reykjavik to Dresden

April 19, 2017 HomeTown

by Nelda Rachels  Sometimes an immigrant can be your next-door neighbor, and you might not even know it. Like everyone

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April/May 2017 John Dunker TechKnow 

Distracted Driving

April 19, 2017 HomeTown

by John Dunker Distracted driving is any activity that could divert a person’s attention away from the primary task of

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April/May 2017 Poetry 

American Life in Poetry

April 19, 2017 HomeTown

American Life in Poetry: Column 044 BY TED KOOSER, U.S. POET LAUREATE Unlike the calculated expressions of feeling common to

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Just A Pinch: Summer Recipes
Just A Pinch Teresa Vinson 

Just A Pinch: Summer Recipes

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compiled by Teresa Vinson– I love trying new recipes, sharing my recipes with others, and cooking. After a busy day

Seniors Today: Father’s Day: The Best Advice My Father Ever Gave Me
Emily Akin June/July 2017 Seniors Today 

Seniors Today: Father’s Day: The Best Advice My Father Ever Gave Me

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Seniors Today: The Lost Lecture
Emily Akin June/July 2017 Seniors Today 

Seniors Today: The Lost Lecture

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The Sliding Scale: Chickens of Freedom
June/July 2017 Kurt Dugger 

The Sliding Scale: Chickens of Freedom

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Just A Pinch – Spring Recipes
April/May 2017 Just A Pinch Teresa Vinson 

Just A Pinch – Spring Recipes

April 23, 2017 HomeTown 0
Renaissance Festival: 16th Century Meets 21st Century
April/May 2017 Kate Dugger Travel 

Renaissance Festival: 16th Century Meets 21st Century

April 21, 2017 HomeTown 0
Let’s Imagine a Free Market in Education
April/May 2017 Kurt Dugger Sliding Scale 

Let’s Imagine a Free Market in Education

April 21, 2017 HomeTown 0
Laurie Pritchett: From Reykjavik to Dresden
April/May 2017 Nelda Rachels 

Laurie Pritchett: From Reykjavik to Dresden

April 19, 2017 HomeTown 0
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