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Helping to Save Children: How Mark Shriver Aims to Assist People and Do What It Takes to Be “A Good Man”
Photo Caption: In late February 2009, Mark Shriver reads with Justin, then 9 and a fourth grader in the Save the Children literacy program at Owsley County Elementary School in Booneville, Kentucky. Photo Courtesy of Save the Children. By Gina Gallucci-White | Photography by Phil Fabrizio Whenever Mark Shriver is ... Read More » -
More Than Words: The Art of Esther Nisenthal Krinitz
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Equine Rights Amendment
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Second Chance: The Call of the Wildlife Center
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The World on His Plate
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Al Fresco Fabulous Four: Savor the Freedom of Dining Outdoors
By Pamela Schipper One of the joys of this time of year is dining outdoors. Whether under a beautiful sun or a blanket of twinkling stars, when you give yourself the treat of patio dining you feel like you’re on a mini-vacation. You relax with good friends, good food and ... Read More » -
Recipe for Success
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Fondue Flash: The Times They Are a-Changin’
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Not Your Average Joe’s Is Chef-Driven
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One Crazy Salad: Ricciuti’s Serves City Eclectic With Country Fresh
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More Than Words: The Art of Esther Nisenthal Krinitz
Photo caption: When Esther was 15 years old, the Jews in the village of Mniszek, Poland, were told to go to the nearby train station for “relocation.” Esther felt sure that they would not survive, and with her parents’ blessing, she struck out with her 13-year-old sister Mania to find ... Read More » -
Carving Out a New Space
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Forever Young: Septuagenarian Theater Center Still a Regional Stunner
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Painting the Dream: Rob Talbert’s Journey Into New Territory
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Keeping the Faith: The Gary Rosenthal Collection
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Equine Rights Amendment
Rescue Offers Marginalized Animals Lives Full of Love By Ellyn Wexler | Photography by Phil Fabrizio Germantown has a place for all the pretty horses … as well as donkeys and mules. Since 1999, Lost and Found Horse Rescue has saved equines that have been neglected, abused, abandoned, slated for ... Read More » -
Second Chance: The Call of the Wildlife Center
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A River Runs Through It
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This Is IT! Your Time to Shine
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As Leisure World Turns
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Hidden Wonders: Explore the East’s Largest Caverns and Vintage Southern Charm in Luray, Virginia
By Carrie O’Brien Dream Lake. Giant’s Hall. Saracen’s Tent. Pluto’s Ghost. Sixteen stories deep within the ground beneath the Shenandoah Valley, milky-colored mineral formations shimmer and ripple as if alive, transforming subterranean halls into an otherworldly paradise known as Luray Caverns. Anybody who has gone camping knows that luxury and ... Read More » -
Candy Land: A Sweet Escape Awaits in Hershey, Pennsylvania
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A Dream Come True: Create Your Own Story at Inn BoonsBoro
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Discovering the Eastern Shore
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Beach Refuge: Reconnect with Nature on Chincoteague Island
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Takoma Park: All Heart and Soul With a Pinch of Organic Granola
By Molly Golubcow | Photography courtesy of Library of Congress According to the dictionary, a neighborhood is defined as a district or area with distinctive architectural or ethnic characteristics. Houses, yards, streets and population statistics may make up the body of a neighborhood, but not its heart and soul—and this ... Read More » -
Gaithersburg Ranked #23 Best Place to Live
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It’s a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood