Take a Book, Share a Book
Little Free Library movement enables neighbors to share and exchange reading material In rural and big-city neighborhoods around the world, free treasures are stored in little houses. Book lovers of all ages are invited to open the door and make a selection. Little Free Libraries are part of an initiative to build community and foster reading. In honor of his mother—a schoolteacher and lifelong reader—teacher Todd H. Bol created the first LFL in 2009. He placed it in his Hudson, Wisconsin, front yard in 2010. The “take a book, share a book” concept resonated so strongly with his neighbors, Todd decided to take the …
A Manatee Love Affair
Curiosity leads filmmaker to her life’s true calling It was love at first sight for Cora Berchem. Growing up in Germany, …
The Shape of Things
Ever travel to a zoo with an architect? While you are busy looking at the living creatures—birds, animals, fish and …
Take to the Trails
If you are not a serious hiker or cyclist who lives for long, challenging trails, you are in luck. In …
Explore Mediterranean Fare
Spaghetti Sauce 2 pounds 85 percent ground beef 1 small onion, finely chopped 3 tablespoons chili powder 1 tablespoon garlic powder 1 tablespoon Italian seasoning 1 tablespoon oregano 1 tablespoon basil ¼ cup brown sugar 15-ounce can tomato …
It’s Time for Brunch
Apple and Cheddar Tart 1 cup sharp cheese, grated 1 cup whole milk ½ cup heavy cream 1 egg, plus one egg yolk 1 refrigerated pie shell 3 medium apples Pinch of salt Heat oven to 350 F. Place …
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