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| Fri Jun 21 @ 5:30PM - 08:30AM Campout |
| Fri Jun 21 @ 7:00PM - Summer Solstice Concert Fundraiser at Riff's Acoustic Music in Park City, Fri., June 21st |
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Catalyst Blogs
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Jun 18, 2013
Come meet the Windsor Street flock!Written by Benjamin BombardPosted in Fowl Play
You've read about them. You've watched them grow up from tiny little bobble-headed peepers into egg-laying, kiddie-pool-swimming, midnight-honking backyard mobsters. You've even watched one of them wage mortal combat with a watering can. Now come meet the Windsor Street flock this Saturday 22nd June as a featured stop on the Wasatch Community Garden's Urban Garden and Farm Tour.
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Jun 12, 2013
The Aquarium Age: June 12-18Written by Ralfee FinnPosted in Aquarium Age
Separating the wheat from the chaff won't be easy this week. Planetary crosscurrents pull in different directions simultaneously, and daily life reflects that astral hodgepodge with too many situations, individual and collective, in need of attention. Expect to feel stretched, especially if you have more than one iron in the fire, more than one child to take care of, or more than one friend who is wrestling with dire circumstances. The good news is that positive occurrences are also a part of the mix.
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Jun 11, 2013
More goslings on the way!Written by Benjamin BombardPosted in Fowl Play
More exciting news on the Windsor Street Farm. Ethel the goose has proven our naysaying wrong and started sitting a clutch of her eggs. For the longest time, we suspected that her genetic line may have had the tendency towards broodiness bred out of it. Every time it seemed she might sit on some eggs, every time she got our hopes up, within a night and/or a day, she’d be off the nest again. But this time’s different. This time she’s on the next for a good solid month…we hope.
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Jun 06, 2013
Dorothy and the GoslingsWritten by Katherine PioliPosted in Fowl Play
The goslings are growing bigger every day. We haven’t named them yet, though I have suggested calling them “Thanksgiving” and “Christmas.” Dorothy the hen is doing a great job of raising them. She sticks up for the little ones and flies in the face of the dogs or cat or geese when they get too near.
Regulars and Shorts
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Environews: June 2013
Shared Solutions better than Legacy Highway expansion; EPA sued over Utah’s dirty air; Introducting the Wasatch Summit; Mark your calendar for a camping trip to PR Springs; Tar Sands comments due June 13, Sierra Club grades Utah Legislators.
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Animalia: Puppy Mills
The reality of that doggy in the window.
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Shall We Dance? Global Earth Exchange
Creating acts of beauty in wounded places.
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Slightly Off Center: June 2013
Living electric.
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On the Cover: June 2013
This month's cover artist: Carol Koleman.
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Yoga Pose of the Month: Chaturanga Dandasana
Help from your hyoid.
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Metaphors for the Month: Resistance is Futile!
Breathe and relax!
—by Suzanne Wagner
