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Ask American Profile 6/24/2007

Appeared In the 6/24/2007 issue

by Stuart Englert

Appeared In the 6/24/2007 issue

Osteoporosis: Reducing the Risk

by Amy Green

Nan Madden, a retired nurse, has seen firsthand the crippling effects of osteoporosis.

Appeared In the 6/24/2007 issue

U-Pick

by Marti Attoun

Katelyn Chung, 5, scampers down a wide grassy path between rows of blackberry bushes at Butler's Orchard in Germantown, Md

Appeared In the 6/24/2007 issue

New Mexico-Style Posole

This recipe is a family favorite that was made by experimenting.

Appeared In the 6/24/2007 issue

Ask American Profile 6/17/2007

Appeared In the 6/17/2007 issue

by Elizabeth Johnson

The recitation of the Boy Scout Oath marks the beginning of a weekend of camping and outdoor activities for the youngsters.

Appeared In the 6/17/2007 issue

Home to Hallowed Ground

by Stuart Englert

Roy Frampton bends down to plant a small American flag in the ground at Gettysburg National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pa.

Appeared In the 6/17/2007 issue

Cooking with Kids

Summer vacation leaves many school-age children with hours of nothing to do.

Appeared In the 6/17/2007 issue

Connecting by Computer

by Mary Dixon Lebeau

Evelyn English, 85, loves staying in touch with family, but hearing difficulties make using the telephone a challenge.

Appeared In the 6/17/2007 issue

Ask American Profile 6/10/2007

Appeared In the 6/10/2007 issue

Pickin' Grinnin' and Giving

by Pam Windsor

Even though 2007 marks his 60th year as a performer, Roy Clark is as excited as ever about making music.

Appeared In the 6/10/2007 issue

An American Life

by Richard McVey

A smile breaks across the face of Jimmy Gentry, 81, as he stands before a sea of young faces at Bethesda Elementary School in Thompson's Station, Tenn. (pop. 1,283).

Appeared In the 6/10/2007 issue

For the Love of Music

by Susan Stets

Joe Blewett, 84, cradles his oboe like an old friend while, several rows back, 13-year-old Lauren Long delicately holds her triangle...

Appeared In the 6/10/2007 issue

Picnic Fare

These two recipes from American Profile readers are great make-ahead and take-along dishes

Appeared In the 6/10/2007 issue

Hosting a Themed Gathering

by Mari S. Gold

If you’re planning an outdoor gathering, consider hosting a themed picnic. Here are some suggestions to make your next picnic a memorable one

Appeared In the 6/10/2007 issue

Ask American Profile 6/3/2007

Appeared In the 6/3/2007 issue

Telling the Story of Bluegrass

by Kay West

Opening the front door of the International Bluegrass Music Museum in Owensboro, Ky. (pop. 54,067), is like lifting the lid of a music box.

Appeared In the 6/3/2007 issue

by Marti Attoun

At 2 a.m. while the world around him sleeps, Dalton Stevens of Bishopville, S.C. (pop. 3,670), brushes a button with glue and sticks it on a grandfather clock.

Appeared In the 6/3/2007 issue

Camping for the Blind

by Chris McGonigle

On a brilliant summer day along the Bitterroot River in southwestern Montana, Lauren Beyer, 11, touches a frog for the first time.

Appeared In the 6/3/2007 issue

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