A North Country excursion reveals a plethora of wildflowers (The Hendersonvil bi13651038 I had heard that Paul was a big man. However, after finally meeting person, the extent of hugeness became quite impressive

Trail Of The Unexpected: Super shopper (Independent) bi13651038 Three children swaggered out of the Build-A-Bear Workshop variously hugging a cuddly moose, a pink-skirted teddy bear and a grinning groundhog. They were palpably proud of the creatures they had helped to make. In wake came shopping-laden grandparents. Would the kids like to ride the Log Chute rollercoaster? Yes, they chorused. And then, they suggested (while the grandparents ..

July 04, 2008 (The Barnstable Patriot) bi13651038 The song says ?They Call the Wind Mariah,? but what do they call the woman who repairs the damage Mariah sometimes does to windsurfing sails? Gerda Reid

Orchids not free for the taking (Owen Sound Sun Times) bi13651038 Brenda Lihou distraught after some orchids were plucked from her street on the Bruce Peninsula. The Oliphant woman said the showy pink and white slippers take many years to grow and bloom again. "It just breaks our heart," she said Wednesday. "They're rare and []..

RTS for Saturday, June 21, 2008 (The Bradford Era) bi13651038 NATIVE ORCHID: The yellow ?s slipper, both the small and great, are a variety of native orchid both of are listed as endangered, threatened or vulnerable. Even the most enthusiastic herbalists warn that people should grow own supplies or at least not harvest wild plants

The 20 best films for children: plus clips (Times Online) bi13651038 Most parents have an uneasy relationship the small screen. Despite the best efforts of the BBC, so much of children's television trashy, over-commercialised or just straightforward rubbish: banal storylines, patronising characters and cheap, badly drawn animations

Rare woodland beauties (The Narrowsburg River Reporter) bi13651038 Two of the Upper Delaware River region?s most unique woodland inhabitants are growing increasingly rare, due to loss of habitat, animal browse and the occasional heedless human harvester

Plants are rescued as bulldozers dig (The Virginia Gazette) bi13651038 WILLIAMSBURG - Concerned citizens recently saved more than 700 native plants at Quarterpath Crossing. The Williamsburg Wildflower Rescue Team dates to 1985 as a sort of hostage negotiator for flora

Lincoln tiles now note cards (Winona Post) bi13651038 It was a labor that represented the love of many when Gay Mortensen walked around the Lincoln Building photographing the beloved tiles embedded the walls there

July 6 to 13 (The Buffalo News) bi13651038 Following Niagara Sunday's weekly listing of upcoming public events held around Niagara County. If you would like your event included, send the information two weeks advance to: Niagara Community Calendar, c/o The Buffalo News, 8353 Niagara Falls Blvd., Niagara Falls, NY 14304, fax to: 283-1691, or e-mail to: niagaranews@buffnews.com . Today..

Trail Of The Unexpected: Super shopper (Independent) bi13651038 Three children swaggered out of the Build-A-Bear Workshop variously hugging a cuddly moose, a pink-skirted teddy bear and a grinning groundhog. They were palpably proud of the creatures they had helped to make. In wake came shopping-laden grandparents. Would the kids like to ride the Log Chute rollercoaster? Yes, they chorused. And then, they suggested (while the grandparents ..

Region offers variety of holiday options for carefree, patriotic Fourth (Hatt bi13651038 There's nothing more American than using Independence day as a time to hang friends and await getting a whiff of the charcoal from the grill and anticipating darkness to properly view fireworks. This July Fourth, many light up the grill and get ready to see fireworks..

July 04, 2008 (The Barnstable Patriot) bi13651038 The song says ?They Call the Wind Mariah,? but what do they call the woman who repairs the damage Mariah sometimes does to windsurfing sails? Gerda Reid

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