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🔊 In this episode, Don and John go over some of the most common concerns facing those who care for lawns, including yellow patches, thinning spots, weeds, fertilizing and mowing.
Maybe it’s just me, maybe it’s the times we’re living in, or maybe it’s a post-Hollywood strike malaise, but the summer TV lineup is looking unimpressive.
From writing songs over a poker game with Waylon Jennings to recording with Sinéad O’Connor under duress.
Former rodeo star recalls getting a tattoo in an old church before previous Fargo show.
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The International Space Station will be out every clear evening for the next couple of weeks.
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Columnist Don Kinzler ID's a mystery plant, plus provides advice on a small rhubarb remedy and an elm seedling nuisance.
The soil in the Upper Midwest is obviously rich, because the region is bursting with colorful flowers on trees and shrubs and in perennial gardens.
Whatever the cause, rummaging signifies that the person living with dementia is uncomfortable in some way.
The Saetre boys of Henning, Minnesota served together on the bench and at war. One remains to take the Honor Flight the others couldn’t.
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“But oh, when you do! Oh, when you do!”
🔊 In this episode, you’ll learn how a street-smart kid from Philly discovered the ancient Church as the surest pathway to peace.
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Moorhead Area Public Schools' eighth annual International Day was a student-led celebration of a broad array of cultures.
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