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CHESTERTOWN — The overarching message that author, Nancy Lawson left with her audience of Kent County nature enthusiasts was “surrender to the wild; grow where we’re planted.”

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Numerous plant sales, festivals and garden tours are coming up around Tulsa.

‘Best of’ was not

HARDING TWP. – The Kemmerer Library, 19 Blue Mill Road, offers the following programs throughout the month. To register or for more information, visit hardinglibrary.org.

QUINCY — A second cleanup was required Wednesday for the schoolhouse in the Lincoln-era Log Cabin Village on Quinsippi Island, after it was vandalized again.

Spring is here in Bozeman. Whether it looks and feels like it is another matter. Even though we’re still experiencing the unpredictable back and forth between sunny and snow, one

This week

Submit a listing: The deadline to submit information for each week’s Sights & Sounds, which runs every Thursday, is 5 p.m. the Friday before publication.

HUNTINGTON — The Marshall University Compost Facility has “Herd Dirt” compost available for sale at The Wild Ramp.