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Farm-vehicle mystery solved
The Road Warrior w/Dan HartzellAs promised in today’s column, the farm vehicle in the photo—er, excuse me, the implement of husbandry in the photo—is indeed a sprayer, as John Bell of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau had suspected. Farmer Mark Lichtenwalner of Lower Magungi... -
Football: Friday's scores
Varsity Times InsiderFriday, September 3rd CITY NONLEAGUE Birmingham 16, West Adams 7 (corrected score) Panorama 32, South Gate 13 SOUTHERN SECTION NONLEAGUE Alemany 20, Oaks Christian 17 Aliso Niguel 41, Woodbridge 35 Apple Valley 24, Barstow 7 Arroyo 35, Ontario 14 Arroyo..... -
Snuggle up to a place called Heart Lake
The bigger the heart, the bigger your love for your Valentine, right? We scoured a map of the U.S. to find some hearts measured in acres: Heart Lakes. These charmingly named bodies of water can help show your turtledove you're awash with love. And there's...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Hotels and Accommodations, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Personal Service, Pennsylvania
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Football: Week Zero schedule
Varsity Times InsiderHere's the schedule for Week Zero of Southlands high school football (September 1-4). Two schools will actually open the season before that, as San Clemente heads to Hawaii and Fountain Valley to Las Vegas next week. Thursday, August 26th INTERSECTIONAL..... -
Northampton Area Community College Graduates, 2009
Northampton Area Community College held graduation ceremonies May 28 and 1307 students received associate degrees, specialized diplomas and certificates. To accommodate the large number of graduates, the College held commencement ceremonies in both...Tags: Landover, Northampton (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania), Wind Gap, Bangor, Coopersburg
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From cities to farmland
The Greater Lehigh Valley encompasses two counties, Lehigh and Northampton, that together total more than 730 square miles. In that area, we have farms, burgeoning suburbs and cities. We are bordered by the Blue Mountains to the North, the Lehigh Mountain...Tags: Northampton (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania), Hotels and Accommodations, Bangor, Coopersburg, Delaware
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In weight loss, an unexpected gain
Special to The TimesMY vacation souvenir was 10 pounds. A sore knee had kept me from working out for three months, and my midlife metabolism just couldn't handle the butter-drenched lobster, shoofly pie, homemade pizzelles and campfire s'mores from three weeks on the road....Tags: Education, George W. Bush, Weight Loss, Health, Tour Operations Industry
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Electricity bills soar as rate caps expire
Of The Morning CallEvery day, Joe Fretta fills the gleaming glass cases in his mom-and-pop Milford deli with homemade sausage, fresh cheeses and oversized dishes of eggplant parmigiana and pasta. Every day, he churns out platter after platter of Italian delicacies in the...Tags: Delaware, Electricity Production and Distribution, New Jersey, Contracts, Weather
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Hundreds of Stations Cut Analog Signals
NEW YORK (AP) - About a quarter of the nation's TV stations cut off their analog signals Tuesday, causing sets to go dark in households that were not prepared for digital television despite two years of warnings about the transition. Though most...Tags: Huntsville, Oakland (Orange, Florida), Daytona Beach, Madison (Dane, Wisconsin), Tulsa
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Where American history was born
Times Staff WriterIn New Jersey, where I grew up, names such as Washington, Monroe, Mercer, Knox, Stockton and Morris are commonplace, found on street signs, municipal halls, schools and liquor stores. When you live in one of the 13 original colonies, the Revolution is...Tags: Lambertville, Hotels and Accommodations, George Washington, Delaware, Riverside (Riverside, California)
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The settlers: seeking haven
Of The Morning CallCarl Snyder, 83, has a farmer's weathered face. His thin lips can be set in a straight line, his square chin cementing an image of determination. His roots here go deep. His family came to Lynn Township toward the end of the 1700s and lived through the...Tags: Northampton (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania), Delaware, Protestantism, Symbols and Symbolism, William Allen
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Escape to the woods
Special To The SunFor more than 150 years, Mid-Atlantic city dwellers have escaped the press of urban life by heading north - out of the concrete jungle and into the sun-dappled forests of the Pocono and Catskill mountains. One of the most pristine areas lies between the...Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Rivers, Brooklyn Bridge, Delaware, Natural Resources
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