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Plant ‘fasciation’ fascinating (opens the original)
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Every summer in the garden there’s some oddity to analyze, solutions to be found, and always something new to discover. This has been one of those years that “fasciation” has become an obsession. Plant fasciation — in short — as described in dictionaries, is the defective growth of a plant that causes deformed flowers, fruit or stems of plants. Think double-headed daisies or some odd, fleshy wart on a stem that would otherwise be smooth. Way back “when,” during the peak of my garden-club life in
Fashion as art opens at MET (opens the original)
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I had just dumped a spring issue of Vogue into the donation pile after thumbing through the thing looking for summer trends in fashion and finding nothing but yucky photos of nearly nude women. The next day, on ABC, I caught glimpses of “The Devil Wears Prada” and realized the same two women overlapped in both media. Meryl Streep and Anna Wintour were featured on the cover, and there was a story in Vogue as well as the evening news about the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) opening a new section
We remember 9/11 after 25 years (opens the original)
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This Friday marks a quarter of a century since the New York World Trade Center’s twin towers, the Pentagon, and a patch of ground near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, were marked by 19 al-Qaida terrorist suicide-bombers in 2001. For the last 25 years, Sept. 11 has been held close to the chest for the loss of those 2,977 souls who were killed immediately and the thousands injured that day. Millions of us still suffer from that mind-altering moment when we realized nothing as we knew it would ever be t
Summer's end brings bountiful harvests (opens the original)
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Gathering the harvest is different for a farmer or urban dweller with a few potted plants on the patio. We live in a time of abundance and expect it to be waiting for us when we need supplies tomorrow. But think back five years ago when we were in the first half of the pandemic. We tend to quickly forget miserable times while hoping the good times will persist. Harvest time wipes away those memories and renews hope that tomorrow will bring us everything we need and want. Our tomorrows depend gre
Minnesota's Renaissance Festival opens (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Renaissance Festival released its “theme-weekends” that started last weekend and runs through Oct. 4. If you’ve never been to a “Renfest,” then this might be the time to tip your finger in a well-respected and beloved feast for the eyes, the soul and history. Over the 34 years here in Jamestown, visiting the Renaissance Festival was always anticipated. As a college instructor, it was a means of educational instruction that I might use in the classroom. Along with seeing chain mail
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