Organic at last
Switching to sustainable landscape care brings a bumper crop of benefits
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Baby born on Portsmouth naval hospital lawn
PORTSMOUTH Every parent thinks the birth of a child is worth headlines, but Rylee Payton Siebert wasn't one minute old when she started grabbing them. She let her mother, Minna, get out of the car, then started making her grand entrance into the world on the lawn of the Portsmouth Naval Medical Center.
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Help gift plants survive
Help gift plants survive Express-News Copyright 2012 Express-News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Published 03:11 p.m., Friday, December 9, 2011 Simple care will prolong the life of holiday gift plants such as poinsettias. Make sure the wrapper on the pot has not plugged the drainage hole and keep plants out of hot and cold ...
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Feral hog hunter offers services for free
TYLER - Massive damage, and frustration for Artis Newsome who tells KETK he had asked the city to help him take care of the feral hogs in his neighborhood that tore up his lawn. YouTube Video: No YouTube read more
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In depth: The new help desk - agile, educational, efficient
A help desk can be a real lifesaver for employees, not to mention a productivity boost. A keyboard stops working, or Outlook crashes repeatedly, and a technician is just a phone call away. Even complex issues can usually be resolved internally, and relatively quickly, without needing an outside vendor.
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Reaction Mixed to Komen Foundation's Decision to Not Support Planned Parenthood
The decision by the nation's leading breast cancer charity to sever ties with Planned Parenthood has prompted both celebration and sadness in Polk County.
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Medical clinics get grants to provide mental health care
Two primary care clinics in St. Louis will be able to provide more mental health services with $1.4 million in grants.
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Free show on Monday at York Tech to celebrate black history through music
York Technical College will host a Black History through Music Celebration at 7 p.m. Monday at the Baxter Hood Center at the college.
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Local Landscaper Volunteers to Help Military Family Plow
Clarence, NY - Mark Forbach owns Green Thumb Professional Services. While he waits for some snow, he's also waits for a military family to help this winter.
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Good Neighbor: Diablo Valley Literacy Council recognizes newest English language tutors
There are several groups represented in this week's column, nonprofit organizations that reach out into the community to help others. The Diablo Valley Literacy Council (DVLC) celebrated its 33rd birthday in September, and followed that up with its latest three-session, tutor training workshop.
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