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Fuss Pickin’s & Fixin’s 

Get a free tree at Bernheim Forest

March 5, 2011March 29, 2011 admin bernheim, environmentalism, gardening, Kentucky, landscaping, trees

If you’re working on your yard this spring, consider planting a tree. There are lots of reasons for planting trees,

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Sightly 

Documentary raises questions about mining methods and the devastation required to meet energy needs

June 10, 2010September 11, 2010 admin Appalachia, Beverly May, Bill Goodman, coal mining, Deep Down, Kentucky, mountaintop removal, Terry Ratliff

FILM REVIEW By BILL GOODMAN At the very core of our national debate over climate change, alternatives fuels and the

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Dog-Eared 

Memorable characters, narrator’s insights immerse reader in House’s latest novel

June 10, 2010September 11, 2010 admin book review, Eli the Good, Kentucky, Mary Popham, Silas House, Vietnam

BOOK REVIEW By MARY POPHAM

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Blogs 

Solar in Kentucky? 1970s house shows it works

January 6, 2010September 11, 2010 admin energy, environment, Kentucky, solar

By TOM EBLEN Lexington Herald-Leader Richard Levine has heard all of the arguments about why solar energy won’t work in

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Through a Poet’s Lens: James Baker Hall’s photographs on exhibit at 21c Museum

April 12, 2009March 15, 2012 admin basketball, exhibit, James Baker Hall, Kentucky, landscape, photography, poetry, Wendell Berry

[singlepic id=29 w=320 h=240 float=right] By KIMBERLY ELLEN ANDERSON Until April’s end, connoisseurs of both visual and written art can

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Pickin’s & Fixin’s 

Food, Love and Ms. Fannie Neal

March 10, 2009September 9, 2010 admin cooking, fast food, food essay, foraging, frugal, gardening, Kentucky, mountains, pie, woods

ESSAY By MAEGEN NEAL As a choir of tree frogs and cicadas sang the night’s lullaby, the soft laughter of

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