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Pamela Doan
Pamela Doan, who lives in Philipstown, has been reporting for The Current since 2013. She can be reached at [email protected].
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Roots and Shoots: Why Buy Soil When You Make it?
Compost works wonders in raised beds
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Roots and Shoots: Life in the Hudson — Water Chestnut’s Impact
Wash boats to stop the spread of invasive species
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Roots and Shoots: Plant Invader in the Hudson
Water chestnut, or Trapa natans, prefers freshwater
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Roots and Shoots: Weather Is on Our Minds
Questions from readers about the garden
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Roots and Shoots: A 3-Year-Old’s Birthday Gift — A Butterfly Garden
Mom asks guests to bring a plant as a present
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Roots and Shoots: What to Do in the Garden Now
Be on the look-out for Asian long-horned beetles
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Roots and Shoots: Following the International Trail of a Turtle
South African parasitologist visits Barrett Pond
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Roots and Shoots: Get to Know Your Leafy Neighbors
Trees can affect your health, well-being and even income
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Roots and Shoots: One Hundred Years of Roses
Richard Szypula tends to Rosa Dorothy Perkins
Posted inPhilipstown News
Haldane’s Strategic Plan Takes Teaching and Learning in a New Direction
An interview with Superintendent Diana Bowers
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Roots and Shoots: Phragmites Are Moving Up the Mountain
Nasty invader in areas drier than typical wetland habitat
Posted inPhilipstown News
Conservation Easement Proposal on Hold
Decision awaits arrival of new Garrison School Board members
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Roots and Shoots: Foliage and So Much More
Zshawn Sullivan’s work produces gardener envy
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Roots and Shoots: Gardening in the Dark, Damp Crevices
What kind of room has no windows or doors? A mushroom.
Posted inPhilipstown News
Proposals for Garrison’s School Forest Would Secure Future Without Development
Hudson Highlands Land Trust presents options to board
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Roots and Shoots: No Bees, No Food
Afraid of bees? Make a conservation border on the edge of your yard
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Roots and Shoots: How Warm Is Your Garden?
Trapping air close to the soil can extend growing season
Posted inPhilipstown News
School Budgets Up for Vote May 19
Tax increases for both districts under levy limit
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Roots and Shoots: Raising a Future Gardener
Advice on getting kids into the green
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Roots and Shoots: When Planting Vegetables, It’s All About Location
Rotate your crops on a three-year schedule
