Ted Olinger
The Key Peninsula has been home to anarchists, millionaires and poet-loving loggers, and remains the summer refuge for whatever the opposite of a snowbird is. I have lived here a …
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3/31/16
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Chris Fitzgerald
Something to Bray About
Here on the Key Peninsula where we enjoy horses, cows, pigs, goats and plenty of chickens and ducks inhabiting many small farms of our rural …
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2/24/16
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Anna Brones
Real food, in season: brussels sprouts
Off the top of your head, can you name what’s in season right now?
When we enter a supermarket or a grocery store nowadays, we have …
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2/23/16
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Monika Rakowski
Monica Rakowski
Nature's best way to beat stress
Stress is an inescapable part of life. It may take the form of taxes, difficulties at work, or a traffic jam. The sources are …
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2/5/16
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Dan Whitmarsh
Dan Whitmarsh
During a recent renovation project at the Lakebay Church, I pulled a painting off the wall. I was surprised to discover an inscription on the back.
“Presented …
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2/4/16
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