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Warming on the cob: A guide to cooking corn on a campfire
Few things capture the essence of summertime eating like the buttery-sweet juiciness of biting into a freshly picked ear of
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Having a favorite means nothing
We all have a favorite bible verse. For some it could be as simple as John 3:16, “For God so
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Bird song hero: A new way to ID popular birds by the songs they sing
One of the most amazing things in our great outdoors are the harmony of bird songs … each one uniquely
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We aren’t the only ones that wait
Waiting. Let’s face it, if there is something on this earth we dislike the most, it is that – wait.
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Tick numbers on the rise after mild winter, early spring
The number of tiny blood-sucking parasites that can carry a variety of illnesses — including Lyme disease — have been
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Montour Preserve: Outdoor treasure trove needs Valley’s help
My wife and I moved to this area in 1971. The Montour Preserve and Lake Chillisquaque arrived on the scene
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Gobbler gurus strut stuff with spring turkey hunting tips
I recently spent an afternoon with Daymon Davis in Washingtonville. Daymon has spent countless hours in the woods and an
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Lakes, ponds are great places for novice kayakers to learn
The thickening air and warming rays of sunshine have embraced the valley early this year. With the warmth comes the
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Lace up your hiking boots for these 5 central Pa. destinations
To the outside observer, a hike may just be a long walk — and it is. However, when you take
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