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Still Quiet, Still Green
We were just sitting down in the conference room of the old mill building when several of us spotted what looked like an animal outside. Then one of the women who worked in the building glimpsed it. "It's a beaver," she exclaimed excitedly. That was...Tags: Rivers, Bodies of Water, Natural Resources, Farms, Water Pollution
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Images in stone
The Hartford CourantIt was mid-April, and the Connecticut River as it passes by Bellows Falls, Vt., was raging with snowmelt, flooding its banks in places. I had come to see petroglyphs, rock carvings made by Native Americans centuries ago. Would I even be able to see them?...Tags: Metal and Mineral, History, Tourism and Leisure, Connecticut, Arts
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Chain ice cream parlors on Long Island
Friendly's 298 Montauk Ave, Bay Shore, 631-665-2243 South Shore Mall, Bay Shore, 631-665-4860 960 Montauk Highway, Copiague, 11726, 631-842-8131 50 Montauk Hgwy, East Islip, 516-581-2466 361 Larkfield Rd, East Northport, 631-368-6891 330 Fulton St,...Tags: Massapequa Park, Rivers, Northport, Sayville, Farmingdale
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Where to get great ice cream on Long Island
erica.marcus@newsday.comLong Island is blessed with dozens of independent ice-cream parlors. Here are some of the more popular. A single-scoop cone will cost between $2 and $4. NASSAU Bollinger's 282 Main St., Farmingdale, 516-501-4990 Gooseberry Grove 12 E. Main St.,...Tags: Massapequa Park, Rivers, Farmingdale, Theater, Garden City (Nassau, New York)
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Measuring Franklin's Impact
Staff WriterBen Franklin was a man of great invention. And he prided himself in making things easier. Bifocals were hatched out of his near-sightedness. The lightning rod out of his fascination for electricity. A primitive odometer out of his need to measure early...Tags: Employees, History, North Fork, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Invention and Innovation
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GOP Plants Flag on New Voting Frontier
Times Staff WriterThe center of the Republican presidential coalition is moving toward the distant edges of suburbia. In this month's election, President Bush carried 97 of the nation's 100 fastest-growing counties, most of them "exurban" communities that are rapidly...Tags: Elections, Sociology, Delaware County, Montgomery County (Pennsylvania), Prince William
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Rebel army ill-equipped but eager to do battle
Chicago Tribune staff reporterWay up on the barren, treeless mountaintop sits a Taliban camp, which lobs shells every so often at the Northern Alliance army base below, giving this otherwise abandoned village about 30 miles east of Mazar-e Sharif a desolate look. Abdul Rahmin, one of...Tags: Terrorism, Weaponry, Guerrilla Activity, Armed Forces, Defense
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Relief agencies seeing hunger growing
Tribune staff reporterHungry they came. Hungry they left. Whole families jealously eyed each 50-kilogram bag of wheat, hoping there would be more for them. Newly arrived refugees loudly pled to be registered for the weekly food supplies. Young girls rushed forward whenever...Tags: United Nations, Terrorism, Refugee, Islam, Food Industry
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For boys, learning comes on battlefield
Chicago Tribune staff reporterHamidullah can expertly fire a rifle, fearlessly attack an enemy trench and deftly bayonet an enemy Taliban fighter. But the slump-shouldered, freckle-faced 15-year-old, a soldier for the last year in the ragtag army of the Northern Alliance, the foes of...Tags: Religious Conflicts, Crimes, Terrorism, Defense, Civil Unrest
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