Yellow Springs News Blogs Section :: Page 38

• BLOG-Family Ferments

  By Amy MagnusMay 17, 2014

  

  For years, an unusual appliance awaits its moment and, this week, delivers on its sunny charm.

• BLOG-Inch by Inch

  By Amy MagnusMay 10, 2014

  

  We can make a better bargain with farm workers and ourselves by designing a food system that enriches the soil, the farms, the neighborhoods, and the communities it serves.

• BLOG-Full Circle

  By Amy MagnusMay 3, 2014

  

  Stewardship, I have learned, is rooted to the land, the soil under our feet, and embedded under our fingernails.

• BLOG-See, Touch, Feel

  By Amy MagnusApril 26, 2014

  

  I venture with the children to explore the inner mysteries of Franklin Park, and the kids show me a thing or two about good instincts, timing, and attention.

• BLOG-Spring Interrupted

  By Amy MagnusApril 19, 2014

  

  Spring erupted during Easter week but was interrupted by snow and a chilling frost. The contrast and its consequence remind us that nature is often ambitious but not always kind.

• BLOG — New Fence

  By Suzanne SzempruchApril 16, 2014

  

  Today’s blog showcases a not so over looked corner of downtown, Limestone Street and Xenia Ave. Construction on the new hotel is about to begin and to help hide the mess, Jim Hammond teamed up the Yellow Springs Arts Council and the Yellow Springs Community Foundation to build a temporary art gallery fence.

• BLOG-A Walk to the Rock House

  By Amy MagnusApril 12, 2014

  

  We pass the time as well as any group of friends can on a beautiful spring day.

• BLOG-The Springs in April

  By Amy MagnusApril 5, 2014

  

  We are blessed to live in a garden-rich, good-bread, fine-food village and are fortunate souls to know it.

• BLOG-Tennis Camp

  By Amy MagnusMarch 29, 2014

  

  Code-named Tennis Camp, our spring break vacation is much like the Friday night dinner that we prepared together—splendid, eventful, and gone much too quickly.

• BLOG-Misty Watercolor Dreams

  By Amy MagnusMarch 22, 2014

  

  I indulge my child’s evening whim on a school night, and three of us find adventure in a watery landscape.