Yellow Springs News Blogs Section :: Page 47
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BLOG-A Cut Above
When a new store opened on Dayton Street in March, its red flower boxes first caught my eye. Then, I realized that longtime Yellow Springs artist Paul De La Vergne had made the leap and started his own storefront: De La Vergne Woodworks.
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BLOG-Rhubarb Riches
Parfaits seemed perfect fare for an afternoon tea and, in about an hour, we made a double batch for 20 servings to take to the Mills Lawn Annual Senior Tea.
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BLOG – Numbers with Personality, part 3
The nooks and crannies throughout the Village that often get overlooked. Today’s blog showcases house numbers around town, part 3 because there is so much personality in our village.
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BLOG-Spring ‘Shrooms
These lovely specimens should be available as long as the cool spring rains are with us. Be sure to get out and enjoy them regardless of the weather.
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BLOG-New Brew
Mix in the Village Gravy all day Saturday as I post live from the grand opening of the Yellow Springs Brewery. Doors open at 1pm and close at 9pm. On Sunday, the brewery is open 1pm to 5pm.
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BLOG – Sidewalk Surprises
The nooks and crannies throughout the Village that often get overlooked. Today’s blog showcases what you find when walk around town looking at the ground.
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BLOG-Sharing Smiles and Smoothies
On a spring break visit, my stepfather shows us how he prepares breakfast…with a twist and a terrific whirl.
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BLOG – UFO sightings
Today’s blog showcases a hand full of pictures that have caught me off guard.
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BLOG-Egg Fest
Cracking into our sizable store of eggs, the children and I bake our first loaf of bread together: a challah for Easter. We were all surprised by its beauty, its golden crust, and its lovely aroma.
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BLOG-Growing Up, Going Long
My children seem to make their biggest leaps in the freeform meanderings of a family trip.
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