The year of movies ends strong, as there is a bevy of films that are award-nomination worthy. Narrow your December queue to these end-of-the-year hits. From […]
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Rake & Roll
October is a great month to harvest a nutrient-rich and free soil amendment for your garden: leaves. In this case, money does grow on trees, as leaves provide […]
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A Patch of Possibilities
The modern pumpkin’s resume extends beyond the jack o’lantern and provides us with innovative decorations, flavors, art mediums and health benefits that tie into fall as much as the […]
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Reader’s Lounge – October 2015
This selection of reads pairs a variety of books about food and wine. There’s a little something here for everyone, no matter what your taste. Enjoy! Eight Hundred Grapes: A […]
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5 Freezer Hacks that Save Time & Money
As much as 30 to 40 percent of all food in North America is wasted, according to the United Nations Environment Programme. That’s about 20 pounds per person […]
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8 Ways to Get Ahead by Doing Less
Is the pressure to add more to your already full plate zapping the joy out of your career and business life? Let’s leave the so-called virtues of […]
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Water You Waiting For?
My friends on the West Coast are adapting to a far different gardening lifestyle than me here in Michigan. They’re thinking succulents, cactus and no lawns and flowers while here we are water […]
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Reader’s Lounge – July 2015
Summer in Michigan means picnics, cookouts, barbecues and all kinds of outdoor parties. Here are a few books to help you plan a summer filled with delectable company. Cocktails for […]
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