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Glimpses Into Our Past: How the Elgin Community Club Began

by Alison Bunting April 1, 2022June 10, 2022

Who were the women who had the vision to create an organization still in existence today, and how did they manage to build their club house during the Great Depression? 

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Garden Guides: Modern Victory Gardens

by Mary McKay April 1, 2022June 10, 2022

How do you start a modern victory garden? Grow what you like to eat! Eat what you grow. Any crop you can produce yourself is one less thing you have to drive to the market for.

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Nature Journeys: Spring Migration

by Vince Pinto April 1, 2022June 10, 2022

April is a prime time for birding in our Sky Island region, as resident, wintering, and neotropical migrants are all present. 

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Starstruck: Wandering

by Harold Meckler April 1, 2022June 10, 2022

There are times when we look for something specific and, when found, rejoice in our persistence. But, when chance alone delivers a gift, ah, that’s when all is right in the world.

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Let’s Go Get Stones: Digging the Past

by Keith Krizan April 1, 2022June 10, 2022

Many important dinosaur remains have been found all over this state. From my backyard I can look and see the places where fossils exist.

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Garden Guides: Dividing Perennials 

by Mary McKay March 4, 2022June 14, 2022

The process of division is quite simple and you don’t have to be too gentle about it.

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Nature Journeys: Gray Hawk, Ghostly Grim Reaper

by Vince Pinto March 4, 2022June 14, 2022

Though our Raven’s Nest Nature Sanctuary hosts many raptors, it is the 18-ounce gray hawks that capture my imagination the most. Their characteristic call is a lilting, haunting whistle.

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Let’s Go Get Stones: Land of Leaverite

by Keith Krizan March 4, 2022June 14, 2022

The glint in the black sand at the bottom of a pan can give momentary rise to an elevated feeling of Eureka! Only to be followed by the feeling of anti-Eureka, whatever the name for that is.

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Starstruck: Orion Rules the Sky

by Harold Meckler March 4, 2022June 14, 2022

There’s an awful lot of astronomy to be learned from the Hunter and his loyal Big Dog. If you’re thinking of a place to delve into the cosmos, this is it.

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Glimpses Into Our Past: Crittenden Chronicles

by Alison Bunting March 4, 2022June 14, 2022

Harry Barnett was one of the cattle barons of Crittenden. In 1895 he came into serious conflict with another prominent local businessman, W. R. Sprecher.

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