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Madonna returns to roots
"The Super Bowl was the rehearsal for her Quebec show," the mayor of Quebec City joked this week. Regis Labeaume was referring to news that global megastar Madonna was coming to his city to work it out musically on Labor Day on the Plains of Abraham, Canadian columnist Peter Black writes.
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Yearly trip yields fun family times, enlightenment
Susan Tobias speaks about her experiences on her yearly cross-coutnry trip to visit relatives with her husband, Toby.
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Tackling the perfect bench press
The bench press is one of the most widely used exercises in the gym, yet many are unaware of the important safety considerations that should accompany it, Ted Santaniello writes.
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Superstar T.D. Jakes makes a confession
A legendary preacher has taken a big step toward convincing his critics that he is, in fact, an evangelical.
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Protect your indoor plants from gnats
The best way to deal with fungus gnats is to try to avoid their build-up in the first place, expert Amy Ivy writes.
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1937 was quite a year
Gordie Little writes about things that happened the year he was born, including the Hindenburg disaster.
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Invasive insects evidence of climate change
Today, observations suggest we have the equivalent of a new canary in a cage, this one for detecting climate change: the presence of billions of dead trees in the North American West, Ray Johnson writes.
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Reaching for excellence
Good enough should not replace striving to be the best in a competitive world, according to columnist Colin Read.
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Phone interviews becoming more common
In today's economy, it pays to know how to sell yourself to employers in a variety of ways, according to columnist Paul Grasso.
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Beef farmers thinking green
Grazing, animal welfare are becoming top priorities to livestock producers, according to columnist Peter Hagar.
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- Peter Black: Canadian Dispatch
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Madonna returns to roots
Feb 10, 2012 1 Photo"The Super Bowl was the rehearsal for her Quebec show," the mayor of Quebec City joked this week. Regis Labeaume was referring to news that global megastar Madonna was coming to his city to work it out musically on Labor Day on the Plains of Abraham, Canadian columnist Peter Black writes.
Continued ... - Tinker, tailor, soldier and spy Jan 27, 2012 1 Photo
- Canadian Liberals weigh holding primary Jan 13, 2012 1 Photo
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- Lois Clermont, Editor
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Beef farmers thinking green
Feb 5, 2012 2:24 am 1 PhotoGrazing, animal welfare are becoming top priorities to livestock producers, according to columnist Peter Hagar.
Continued ... - Producers market local meat Jan 22, 2012 2:24 am 1 Photo
- Agriculture diversity, past and present Jan 8, 2012 2:24 am 1 Photo
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- Cornell Cooperative Extension
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Protect your indoor plants from gnats
Feb 6, 2012 1 PhotoThe best way to deal with fungus gnats is to try to avoid their build-up in the first place, expert Amy Ivy writes.
Continued ... - Finding fiber easy Jan 31, 2012 1 Photo
- Why bother with seed catalogs? Jan 30, 2012 1 Photo
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- Richard Gast: Cornell Ag Extension
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Farmers markets open for season
Jun 19, 2011 1 PhotoNo matter where you live in the North Country, a farmers market isn't far away.
Continued ... - Cold frames extend season Apr 24, 2011 1 Photo
- Apple trees require special care Apr 10, 2011 1 Photo
Click here for more Richard Gast: Cornell Ag Extension stories
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- Bob Grady
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The importance of 'Fore' in golf
Nov 12, 2011 1 PhotoAs the local golf season coasts to a close and golfers throughout the North Country begin to pack their clubs and frustrations away for another merciful respite, I'm compelled to report an incident that recently came to my attention involving my friend Ted and that diabolical sport, columnist Bob Grady writes.
Continued ... - Having a tiger by the tail Sep 3, 2011 1 Photo
- Another nasty chore dispatched Jul 30, 2011 1 Photo
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Phone interviews becoming more common
Feb 5, 2012 1 PhotoIn today's economy, it pays to know how to sell yourself to employers in a variety of ways, according to columnist Paul Grasso.
Continued ... - College education still has value Jan 15, 2012 1 Photo
- South African hybrid offers versatility Jan 8, 2012
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- Peter Hagar: Cornell Ag Connection
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Producers market local meat
Jan 22, 2012 1 Photo
Marketing livestock is one of the toughest jobs local farmers have, columnist Peter Hagar says.
Continued ... - A thankful time of year Nov 27, 2011 1 Photo
- Thought about going organic? Oct 30, 2011 1 Photo
Click here for more Peter Hagar: Cornell Ag Connection stories
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Tackling the perfect bench press
Feb 7, 2012 1 PhotoThe bench press is one of the most widely used exercises in the gym, yet many are unaware of the important safety considerations that should accompany it, Ted Santaniello writes.
Continued ... - Finding fiber easy Jan 31, 2012 1 Photo
- Strengthening ankles, feet beneficial Jan 24, 2012 1 Photo
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- Ray Johnson: Climate Science
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Invasive insects evidence of climate change
Feb 5, 2012 4 PhotosToday, observations suggest we have the equivalent of a new canary in a cage, this one for detecting climate change: the presence of billions of dead trees in the North American West, Ray Johnson writes.
Continued ... - Cities set benchmark for fossil-fuel use Jan 1, 2012 4 Photos
- Carbon dioxide emissions our legacy to the future Dec 4, 2011 4 Photos
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- Gordie Little: Small Talk
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1937 was quite a year
Feb 5, 2012 1 PhotoGordie Little writes about things that happened the year he was born, including the Hindenburg disaster.
Continued ... - TV has impacted life Jan 22, 2012 1 Photo
- Future looks bright Jan 8, 2012 1 Photo
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- Terry Mattingly: On Religion
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Superstar T.D. Jakes makes a confession
Feb 6, 2012 1 PhotoA legendary preacher has taken a big step toward convincing his critics that he is, in fact, an evangelical.
Continued ... - The Pope, Obama and religious freedom Jan 30, 2012 1 Photo
- Concerning Tim Tebow's prayers Jan 23, 2012 1 Photo
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- Steve Ouellette: You Had To Ask
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Taunting will jinx your team
Jan 29, 2012 1 PhotoGiants, Patriots fans: if you taunt something bad will happen, and for all of eternity you will know, deep inside, that it was your fault, Steve Ouellette writes.
Continued ... - Stop buying kids a phone Jan 15, 2012 1 Photo
- Sticking to New Year's resolutions Jan 1, 2012 1 Photo
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- Colin Read: Everybody's Business
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Reaching for excellence
Feb 5, 2012 1 PhotoGood enough should not replace striving to be the best in a competitive world, according to columnist Colin Read.
Continued ... - A call for renewed social infrastructure Jan 29, 2012 1 Photo
- Looking overseas for jobs Jan 22, 2012 1 Photo
Click here for more Colin Read: Everybody's Business stories
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- Senior Thoughts
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Yearly trip yields fun family times, enlightenment
Feb 8, 2012 1 PhotoSusan Tobias speaks about her experiences on her yearly cross-coutnry trip to visit relatives with her husband, Toby.
Continued ... - When you leave the North Country for a winter trip, be prepared for anything Jan 25, 2012 1 Photo
- Rethink your New Year's plan Jan 11, 2012 1 Photo
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