Author outlines bipartisan approach to environment
Pamela Doan
Pamela Doan, who lives in Philipstown, has been reporting for The Current since 2013. She can be reached at [email protected].
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Adopt a Ladybug
Cornell project reestablishing dwindling natives
Posted inAround Town
Andrew Chmar, Land Trust Director, Retires
Served 12 years as executive director
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: You Say Apple, I Say Crabapple
Help with identifying a fruit tree
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Start With a Box (Not Too Big), Add a Grid
Square foot gardening
Posted inArts & Leisure
Garrison School Embraces Its Forest
New website designed to get students, teachers into woods
Posted inArts & Leisure
In Delphine’s World, Nothing is Wasted
A studio visit with a Cold Spring artist
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Go Find Your Shears
Pruning now will bring spring and summer results
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Roots and Shoots: Can You Name That Tree?
Here are some tips on winter identification
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Roots and Shoots: Seeing the Trees in the Forest
Tools available to manage wooded properties
Posted inPhilipstown News
Local Groups Push “Green” Electric
State law allows consumer to choose suppliers
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Surviving a Warm Winter
Plants, animals resilient but vulnerable
Posted inAround Town
What Can We Learn from Cuba About Farming?
Glynwood trainer visits newly open nation to ask
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Gifts for Gardeners
These books will get them through the off-season
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Roots and Shoots: Giving Thanks for the Harvest
Gratitude for the vegetables, the soil, the worms and the spring
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Roots and Shoots: How Local Farmers Coped With Drought
Organic growing makes it easier
Posted inPhilipstown News
Haldane Considers Timing of School Day
Board member Peter Henderson resigns
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: October Gardening = Spring Results
Grow veggies with row covers, a hoop house or a cold frame
