Going Green
By: Al Krautter
Nature’s timetable is moving on. The ground is filled with moisture, the temperatures are moving up, the sap is flowing, and buds are beginning to... Read more >>
For the sake of your pets and family, please stop using chemical pesticides.Toxic pesticides are considered an active poison. They are extremely dangerous to your... Read more >>
March: Beginning to Work Your Garden
Switching to organics is important. We are polluting our waterways with the use of chemical fertilizers. We are poisoning our soils with the use of... Read more >>
Bats Are Dying Too
I never understood any necessity for bats, and simply dismissed them as hideous pests that held a prominent position on my list of Things That... Read more >>
Journalist Goes Green
Lewiston Sun Journal crime reporter Mark LaFlamme may be intrepid when he’s hanging around gritty downtown streets. But take him out into a garden sometime... Read more >>
A Day Without a Car
Over Labor Day, I drove to Idaho to retrieve my car, and last Friday someone stole it from where I had parked it while house-sitting... Read more >>
Tomatoes in the Hood
Sustainability—the current hip word of the culinary world—has taken new significance on Chicago’s South Side, with a project within the Projects. The Resource Center, a... Read more >>
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With gas and food prices rising, how do you maintain your home on an increasingly limited budget? Offer your advice. >>
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