Headstone back home
A member of the American Association for Gravestone Studies notes tombstones are traced to their origins and recalls calls after the Cowen story. The Cowen stone commemorates a life marked by bondage and eventual freedom, engraving: Nicker son Cowan passed to the spiritland on the 17 day of May 1883. Aged 87 years. A slave till Lincoln's proclamation on 1 of January 1863.
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Puppeteer Caroll Spinney Protects Big Bird Anonymity
New York Associated Press profile of Caroll Spinney, the performer behind Sesame Street icons Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch. Spinney guards his privacy, values the character over fame, and recalls early puppet work, meeting Jim Henson, and moments with the bird during live shows. He lives quietly in Connecticut with his wife, continues voice work, and treats the bird as his child despite decades in the spotlight.
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Backyard Design: Making the Most of the Space Around Your House
A review finds Backyard Design offers attractive visuals but flat execution. Elvin McDonald’s strong introduction and jacket photo set high expectations, while Jean Breskend and Karen Bussolini present field trips to compact urban, suburban, and rural settings. Bulfinch Press price listed.
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Group tends pets of AIDS patients
New York based Powars volunteers care for pets of AIDS and ARC patients to keep owners connected to animals during illness and hospitalization. The program offers food, veterinary care, foster care, and pet placement after client death, aided by 300 volunteers and 160 clients. Burt the German shepherd survived Patrick Lehman until his death. Burt was later adopted by Lehman’s mother.
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