GREENHOUSE RISES

By Buffy Calvert The ring of a sledgehammer on steel brought me to the window. There, in the “back forty” of the school yard, muscular young men were driving...

GREENHOUSE RISES

FIELD NOTES – September 2011

By Jack McShane It has been my observation lately that deer and turkey numbers here in Bussey Hollow are drastically down as compared to previous...

FIELD NOTES - September 2011

THE WAY WE WERE – September 1911

Culled From September 1911 issues of The Andes Recorder

THE WAY WE WERE - September 1911

BARBARA OLIVER COLE: “I lived in the best of times”

By Judy Garrison Barbara Cole is to so many the welcoming face of “downtown” Andes.

BARBARA OLIVER COLE: “I lived in the best of times

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GREENHOUSE RISES

GREENHOUSE RISES

By Buffy Calvert

The ring of a sledgehammer on steel brought me to the window. There, in the “back forty” of the school yard, muscular young men were driving the last spike supports into the ground for a brand new greenhouse.

FIELD NOTES - September 2011

FIELD NOTES – September 2011

By Jack McShane

It has been my observation lately that deer and turkey numbers here in Bussey Hollow are drastically down as compared to previous years. Having said this I am also getting reports from my buddies in the Tremperskill Hunting and Fishing Club that they are seeing normal numbers in their hollows and hills.

GARDEN PHYLLISOPHY - September 2011

GARDEN PHYLLISOPHY – September 2011

By Phyllis Galowitz

Tiger lilies are finished for the season. They were beautiful and I’ve seen them in such gorgeous colors.

LIBRARY NOTES - September 2011

LIBRARY NOTES – September 2011

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WHEREFORE ART THOU, HEMINGWAY

WHEREFORE ART THOU, HEMINGWAY

Rima Walker reviews The Paris Wife by Paula McLain