June 2008 Articles
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Jamming to the Homemade Blues
Renaud Perry will always remember the first time he opened the front door of his home and heard a racket blaring from the living room.
Appeared In the 6/29/2008 issue
Peace Corps
Celebrating Boomers: A mature generation answers the call.
Appeared In the 6/29/2008 issue
Watching for Wildfires
Billy Ellis mans his lookout post in Colorado mountains
Appeared In the 6/29/2008 issue
Cranberry Bread with Orange and Oats
This tart, dense bread is moist and fruity. It’s great for breakfast or tea time.
Appeared In the 6/29/2008 issue
Carolyn's Morsels
Appeared In the 6/22/2008 issue
Picnics Made Easy
Picnicking is a great way to take advantage of long summer days and starlit nights.
Appeared In the 6/22/2008 issue
Strut, Cluck, Cackle
Sporting homemade tail feathers, Del Hampton struts around the open-air stage in Wayne, Neb. (pop. 5,583), clucking like a nervous hen.
Appeared In the 6/22/2008 issue
Jersey Boy
Enter the home of Frankie Valli in Calabasas, Calif., and you'll see little evidence of his accomplishments as a singing sensation...
Appeared In the 6/22/2008 issue
America's Favorite Fishin' Buddy
Bill Dance, one of the world's most famous fishermen, always planned to be a doctor like his father, grandfather and three other generations of Dances.
Appeared In the 6/15/2008 issue
Preparing to move
Moving to a new home is a big undertaking, whether you’re relocating across country or across town.
Appeared In the 6/15/2008 issue
Dishes for Outdoor Dining
Food seems to taste better in the open air, especially when you use garden-fresh produce, such as corn and tomatoes.
Appeared In the 6/15/2008 issue
Bringing Families Together
Brian Scheel, 14, stands on a 25-foot cliff above a swimming hole at the Johnston Hospitality Ranch in Etna, Calif.
Appeared In the 6/8/2008 issue
Soda Fountain
Cherry phosphates, brown cows, dipsy doodles and other soda fountain treats are sipped and savored at Wilton Candy Kitchen
Appeared In the 6/8/2008 issue
Gathering The Good News
Seated at the same oak desk she's used since 1938, Mildred Heath works the telephone at The Beacon-Observer newspaper in Overton, Neb.
Appeared In the 6/8/2008 issue
Summertime Desserts
When blackberries turn deep purple and rhubarb unfurls its leaves on bright red stalks, it’s time to head to the kitchen to make summertime desserts.
Appeared In the 6/8/2008 issue
Lawn Mowing Tips
Cutting grass correctly is one key to maintaining a healthy, attractive lawn. Follow these mowing tips to help keep your lawn looking its best all season long.
Appeared In the 6/8/2008 issue
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