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Monthly Archives: December 2019
Another Look at Tools (What’s Up? Magazine) December, 2019
Another Look at Tools by Janice F. Booth Dec. 13, 2019 Somewhere, lurking in that dark corner in the garage, or behind the boxes of swim fins and badminton equipment, or in that plastic storage box by the driveway, your … Continue reading
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Doing What We Can to Improve the Environment
by Janice F. Booth Oct. 15, 2019 What’s Up? Annapolis Expand Our lovely, lush, green lawns contribute significantly to the Chesapeake Bay pollution. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) continues to raise the alarm on the dire condition of the Bay. … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Published articles
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End of a decade, but not the end of the Osprey Chronicles
Mea culpa! The year and the decade are drawing to a close and I have not brought my fellow groupies up-to-date on our beloved Ospreys, Opal and Oscar. I will try to rectify my laxity now. For our intrepid couple, … Continue reading