June/July 2015

In this issue:

Here's The Scoop, by Terry Sprague
Letters to the Editor
The Old Newburgh Academy, by J. Huntress
Our Native Land, by Mary Jo Field
Do You Remember... The Old Swimmin' Hole? By Glen R. Goodhand
Newburgh's Art Among the Ruins Celebrates 10th Anniversary, by Lillian Bufton
From Spring to Summer, by Lena Koch
Lessons Learned, by Blair McDonald
Travelling and Rural Life, by Jordan Balson
Harmony (and Dissonance!), by Alyce Gorter
Hurling Down the Pine, submitted by The Pioneer Museum, Cloyne & District Historical Society
Compassion Fatigue: What Doesn't Bend, Breaks, by Leah Birmingham
Highland Cattle Adventures, by Terry Berry
How You Can Benefit from Community Power, by Steven Moore
A Natural View: New Plants, New Experiences, by Terry Sprague
Direct Marketing Farm Products, by Sally Bowen
Meet... Ryan Smith, by Mel Galliford
Creating Life-Long Readers, by Catherine Coles
Breakfast Analysis, by Jerry Ackerman
Amherst Island's Waterside Summer Series, by Mac Hembre
L&A SOS Home and Garden Tour Bigger and Better
What You Can Learn from Teaching, by Grace Smith
Education and the Working World, by Jessica Green
L&A County Library Programs & Events
Caption Contest Winner
TLC For Your Shoreline, by Susan Moore and Gray Merriam
Puzzle Page
Womb Wisdom, by Lillian Bufton

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