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Samedi 21 août à 20 heures, se tiendra aux écuries du Chêne Roy, dans les jardins du château, la dernière représentation du spectacle équestre monté par Benjamin Biolet et...
If the world seems cold to you, kindle fires to warm it. Lucy Larcom  Itâs been a horribly cold year. Cold, perhaps, not in the traditional sense of mercury rising or falling with the temperature necessarily, but cold as in callous and unsympathetic and arduous. We need to keep lighting our fires. On Monday, Dec. 21, Winter Solstice this year came with a celestial event 800 years in the making. While Jupiter, its four moons and Saturn converge about every 20 years or so, the last recorded visible alignment of these planets, known as the âGreat Conjunction,â was reco...
This is the final installment of Nina MacLaughlin’s column Winter Solstice. It’s dark. I am up early enough to see the stars. The porch light on the house across the street shines bright enough to bring shadows into the room. The neighborhood is still. The rattling newspaper delivery truck has not yet been by, the morning news not yet tossed on stoops. Frost not dew, the grass is stiff; a woman scrapes ice off her windshield and I feel it in my teeth. Mothwinged darkness opens itself widest now. Today is the shortest day of the year. Wasn’t it just summer?
Special Chrismas Luminarias (Christmas lantern composed of a candle placed inside a paper bag) on the walls of houses with trees behind in Santa Fe, NM, USA. Taken at Christmas Walk on Christmas Eve. (Dublin, OH) Join the fun by shining a light on the darkest, shortest day of the year, Monday, Dec. 21. Dublin residents, corporate residents and organizations are invited to light luminaries outside their homes and businesses beginning at 5 p.m. Then, walk or drive around to see Dublin shine with the spirit of the season. Don’t forget to swing by Coffman Park to see Dublin’s 30-foot tree and...