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Events | Linda S. Johnston

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Author. Artist. Naturalist. September 10 – 20. Artist-in-Residence Experience, National Park Service. Catoctin Mountain Park, Thurmont Maryland. I will be painting, doing mixed media work, and writing about the woods and mountains and all of the natural world I encounter. The public can participate in the following programs:. Monday, September 7, 10:00 – 11:30 am,. At Catoctin Mountain Park Visitor Center. (GPS Address: 14707 Park Central Road, Thurmont, MD). Ages 5 and up. March 10, 2015. April 1, 2015.

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Our History | The Bowersock Mills & Power Co.

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Bowersock Featured on Sunflower Journeys. New Bowersock power plant to start producing electricity. One of the more interesting bits of folklore surrounding the Bowersock Dam comes from the local fishermen’s tales about the fish they have caught, and of course, about the ones they did not. The next page tells the story behind this part of our dam’s reputation. When people think of the Bowersock Mills, most believe that Justin DeWitt (J. D.) Bowersock. In a statement given the year before his death in 192...

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CSA: Week 2 | O Kansas!

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Thou art mine; I am thine. 9 May, 2011. Tags: community supported agriculture. Well, I finished all the leafy greens that my Week 1 bag provided. That was a lot of salad. A lot. But I feel good, so it wasn’t that bad. Right And I just happen to have strawberries in the fridge, so this was made to happen. However, it will all have to wait until I see. Tomorrow with the husband. Waa waaaaa. And maybe I’ll bring my camera! Response to “CSA: Week 2”. Feed for this Entry. 10 May, 2011 at 1:07 pm. Fill in your...

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Sturdy For Common Things: October 2012

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I'm Sturdy for Common Things! Welcome to my blog about the reading, crafting, libraries, and living the simple life in Lawrence, Kansas. Sturdy For Common Things. Tuesday, October 16, 2012. Stacks of wonder,. Color across pages through afternoon rain and thunder. Just when you think no one is looking. While the walls are vibrating. Harmony, melody, two by two. You look over your shoulder and can't recognize what's behind you. It's been a hectic fall thus far. At the library. Monday, October 15, 2012.

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Brittany Mrozek & Andrew Schou • August 8, 2009

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Brittany and Andy’s Wedding. Things to do and see. Things to Do & See While in Winona. Best place to take your sweetheart for a beautiful view of the “island” of Winona. (Directions: From Highway 61 in Winona at the intersection with Huff Street, turn south (towards the bluff), at the T turn left and then right up the hill on Garvin Heights Road. At the top of the hill continue to the left and end at the parking lot). MN Marine Art Museum. Best spice/beauty products in Minnesota! Wwwdnr.state.mn&...

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December | 2009 | Great Kansans

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Archive for December, 2009. Kansas Helping the War Efforts. On December 3, 2009 3 Comments. The Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant or as we know it from. Sex in the Heartland. When the United States went to war in Korea in 1951, the plant was brought out of standby. During this period, the Kansas Ordnance Plant produced more than 166 million pounds of propellant and employed 5,000 people. Production ended in 1960, when the plant went standby again. It is obvious the ammunition plant played vital roles for t...

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Lawrence, Kansas

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Growth. Leadership. Advocacy. Contact: 785.865.4411. Government & Community Affairs. Lawrence Menu ≡. The community of Lawrence. Has endless opportunities for historical explorations. And entertainment venues, and delicious restaurants. Rock Chalk with the University of Kansas. Jayhawks while strolling through campus or find the perfect gift in one of the fun stores in downtown Lawrence. From our Civil War history. To the 2008 NCAA National Championship Basketball Team. 646 Vermont St., Ste 200.

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kucrees | KU WWI

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University of Kansas (KU) and World War I Centennial Commemoration 2014-2018. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The University of Kansas (KU) Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies (CREES) has been a national leader for the study of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe since 1959. KU Researcher Documents Gender, Class Bias in Quarantine Law Measures, 1917-1942. August 26, 2015. Reprinted from today’s KU Today. To read the full article. KU and #WWI Commemoration.

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April | 2015 | Kansas Humanities Council

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April 27, 2015. And tagged cow chip toss. This year, KHC features weekly posts related to the Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibition Hometown Teams. Competitive cow-chip tossing starts early in Russell Springs. Image Courtesy Ward Taylor, Butterfield Trail Association and Historical Society Treasurer. Kansas in late summer is home to many beautiful sights. Waving fields of wheat. Cloudless blue skies. Sunrises so vivid they make you want to cry. According to one source. The sport isn’t complicated,...