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Jan 2013
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Town Hall With Assemblymember Mark Stone
Good Times Pisces attempts to save the world as Aquarius attempts to change the world. Friday (Feb. 1) is St. Brigid's Day. Saturday (Feb. 2) is Groundhog Day, Candlemas Day and Imbolc, a “cross-quarter” day – between winter solstice and spring equinox with the … |
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Jan 2013
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What's your motto?
Good Times Pisces attempts to save the world as Aquarius attempts to change the world. Friday (Feb. 1) is St. Brigid's Day. Saturday (Feb. 2) is Groundhog Day, Candlemas Day and Imbolc, a “cross-quarter” day – between winter solstice and spring equinox with the … |
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Jan 2013
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Music for Our Winter Rituals
Good Times Pisces attempts to save the world as Aquarius attempts to change the world. Friday (Feb. 1) is St. Brigid's Day. Saturday (Feb. 2) is Groundhog Day, Candlemas Day and Imbolc, a “cross-quarter” day – between winter solstice and spring equinox with the … |
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Jan 2013
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Pre-Spring Sprouts
The Caledonia Argus (subscription) But Groundhog Day does, in fact, mark the mid-point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. Since there's still a long wait for fresh spring fare, tuck into one of the winter's tastiest vegetables. Not only are Brussels sprouts hearty and … |
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Jan 2013
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Flowers and bears awaken
Rexburg Standard Journal But they don't do much else for a couple of months — not until the winter solstice, not until that time when the sun completes its journey south, turns around and comes running home to us up here in the North. The low point for geraniums in our part … |
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Jan 2013
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WRITE TEAM: Hate winter? But it's almost over
MyWebTimes.com Regardless of when the winter solstice is or what we're led to believe from a purely meteorological standpoint, winter starts Dec. 1 and ends Feb. 28, or Feb. 29 if we're in a leap year. I have confirmed this with Mark Strehl, who — as many of you … |
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Jan 2013
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Historical Society Marks Mid-Winter Celebrations at New Bridge
Patch.com The two events, Brigit's Day and Candlemas, annually fall between the winter solstice and spring equinox, when snowdrops, the first flower of spring, make their appearance, signaling nature's awakening from winter's sleep. Harpist Ardis Cavin, an … |
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Jan 2013
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Jimmy Westlake: A rodent's input on a seasonal date
Steamboat Pilot & Today After the longest night of the year on December's winter solstice, the days grow longer as we move toward spring. In times past, the winter solstice was considered to be the middle of winter, not the beginning of winter, and the Roman Catholic feast … |
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