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Our National Eagle was only two months old when the new year of 1835 came around. The “Friday Morning, January 2, 1835” edition carried a front page report about a

One way to weed out bogus advertisements and mail: adopt an alias.

Good seed makes a good crop. 16th century proverb

One winter day, while teaching a winter ecology class, I pulled on waders and rubber gloves, grabbed a catch net, and led my “Minibeasts of the Stream” program, discovering a

Depending on one’s age, there’s a wide variety of Scrooge icons ranging from Reginald Owen in 1938 (with at least nine actors performing in previously filmed versions) to Alistair Sim,

In the music world, it’s well-known that a real Eleanor Rigby lies in a grave near the church where her wedding might have been.

We handle a lot of Christmas trees and wreath brush in a season. Needles are everywhere…in our hair, in our pockets, between our layers of clothing…everywhere. We have a constant

License plates throughout the US provide an opportunity for each state to say something about itself and possibly entice others to visit. Some plates contain a philosophical statement, others a

Claremont’s National Eagle premiered in November of 1834. By the New Year, local businesses realized the advantage of advertising with this rapidly growing paper. Samuel Fiske, who owned one of

This season has been unbelievably busy for you.