Birdbath memories span styles and seasons
The narrator recalls two decades of birdbaths from early white pedestals to verdigris containers and a Coca Cola sign bowl. She highlights a favorite improvised can-lid trough, later discarded, and finally a plastic saucer easy to defrost, while noting her late husband’s generosity and gardening drama.
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Evacuation Ordered As Nevado del Ruiz Remains Active
In Colombia the government ordered about 15,000 residents in a 30 mile radius of Nevado del Ruiz to evacuate amid renewed tremors and ash. Officials reported continued high alert as seismographs and helicopter patrols monitor the 17,700 foot volcano and fear another deadly eruption after the November disaster.
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Parallel Support Group Meeting at Aiken Regional
A parallel support group for parents who have faced miscarriage stillbirth neonatal and infant death meets today at 7 30 p m in the library conference room of HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center. The group is open to recovering or recovering parents and is sponsored by the hospital and the Mental Health Association in Aiken County. For info contact the Mental Health Association at 648 7150 or Taffy Hoard at 649 2736.
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Great Lakes Blizzard and Maine Snowstorm Hit Multiple States
Snow and strong winds lash the Great Lakes region with blizzard conditions and subzero temperatures. Northern Michigan faces up to a foot of snow, Buffalo and Watertown report heavy winds and several inches of snow. Maine endures a second major storm with 25 inches in parts, while Colorado, Idaho, and the Pacific Coast see mixed precipitation and cold conditions across the nation.
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Bell executive warns of hikes for local service
Bell Atlan tic Corp chairman Thomas Bolger says local phone rates likely will rise as divestiture ends artificial cross subsidies. He notes loss of long distance revenue and new competition pressuring local networks. He calls repricing central to carrier viability and urges state subsidy if rate relief vanishes.
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