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Opinion
Advocates for ideas and draws conclusions based on the author/producer’s interpretation of facts and data.
Posted inLetters to Editor
Letter: No time for slander and misinformation
No award for ‘accuracy in reporting’
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: 50 Ways to Thank a Tree
Ten seedlings for $15? It seemed like a dream come true
Posted inFood
Mouths to Feed: Loaf Story
A loaf of olive bread caught my eye, but what was I going to do with it?
Posted inLetters to Editor
Letter: Civility in America
Civility has been such a basic assumption in our community that its breach is the ready subject of comic behavior
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Eco-Friendly Tips for Gardeners
Does your garden have a carbon footprint?
Posted inFood
Mouths to Feed: Don’t Push It
Signs of spring: onions, garlic, chives, leeks, shallots, scallions
Posted inLetters to Editor
Letter: Parge Sgro, Planning Superstar
Sgro, who had been on the board for well over 40 years, retired March 31
Posted inColumnists
Commentary: A Path to Civility and Respect for All Philipstown
Publisher responds to “satire”
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Lemon or Lime Soil?
Getting to know the balance of your soil is like solving a crossword puzzle with a chemistry set
Posted inFood
Mouths to Feed: Health Food
Food can sometimes feel like your only link back to the world of normal, thriving humanity
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Plant a Native Flower, Save a Bee
Bee-friendly gardens are beautiful and useful, too
Posted inFood
Mouths to Feed: A Bit Wobbly
Recovering with the standard post-op diet: gelatin and broth
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Playing ‘I Spy’ in the Backyard
Will the growing season ever arrive?
Posted inAround Town
Philipstown.info Columnist Nominated for Food-Writing Award
Celia Barbour honored for Mouths to Feed column
Posted inFood
Small, Good Things: Sweet Tidings of Spring
A winter storm in March? I need some sweetness in my life
Posted inGardening
Roots and Shoots: Soil! It’s What’s in the Dirt
It’s the time of year when every gardener is fantasizing about the bounty
Posted inFood
Small, Good Things: Building a Better Garbure
Ham hock plus beans plus (onions, carrots, turnips, potatoes, cabbage)
Posted inLetters to Editor
Letters: Remember to Vote on March 19
Readers offer thoughts on trustee race and Butterfield
Posted inFood
Small, Good Things: Beans and Greens
A great side dish with a roast or fish, or in its own
