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This Week’s Features . . .
The Smell of LoveHow Cupid lured our
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Reading has always been my best source of entertainment and inspiration during periods of forced inactivity.
Sky Watchby J. Alex Knoll |
Moonless winter nights are your best chance to see the zodiacal light, a dull glowing pyramid, stretching from the horizon where the sun set up to the heavens’ zenith. Perhaps you’ve even seen the zodiacal light, sometimes called false dawn, confusing it for the glow of twilight.
Strawberries, champagne, oysters, chocolate and ... more chocolate. Food and drink with sumptuous tastes, velvety textures and intoxicating smells, all tools of seduction otherwise known as aphrodisiacs.
Rick Hochman has three loves in life: His wife June; playing piano; and practicing medicine. Now, the doctor has crossed a milestone, earning a commendation from Anne Arundel Medical Center for 50 years of service.
Established by the National Weather Service, skywarn trains volunteers to provide timely and accurate reports of severe weather to the National Weather Service Forecast Office in Sterling Virginia. The weather spotters identify and describe local severe weather, which aided by Doppler radar, satellites and other data, helps the National Weather Service issue warnings for nasty weather.
It may be cold, but there’ll be a bright golden haze on the meadow at Maryland Hall for the Performing Arts when the Annapolis Chorale and Annapolis Chamber Orchestra present Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical Oklahoma!
The Bay Gardenerby Dr. Frank Gouin |
Now is the time to take cuttings from your indoor plants.
I have been growing and propagating my favorite geranium, Bridget, for many years.
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