Free spring yard work program at Slippery Rock Park
Slippery Rock Community Park offers a free program on April 8 from 9 to 11 a.m. featuring a physical therapist Mark Peppicelli on preventing yard work injuries, wildlife rehabilitation tips by Mary Jane Angelo, and lawn care demonstrations by John Fleming. Park at 320 N Main St. Call 794-8180 for details. The California Prune Board proposes replacing prune with dried plums to shed negative associations.
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Spirit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
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Kindergarteners Make Bread with French Culinary Institute
Fifty five kindergartners visit New York's French Culinary Institute and Calhoun School to learn hands on bread making. Dorothy Cann Hamilton guides the lesson with chef Frederic Van Coppernolle as pupils knead dough, discuss "pain" and enjoy a banana flambe demonstration followed by a simple bread recipe adapted for home use.
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Calhoun School
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All in the family tracing lineage through genealogy tips
This article outlines steps for genealogical research in the United States and Canada. It suggests interviewing relatives, recording details, and using online databases and official archives to confirm links. It also covers creating a pedigree chart and preparing a decorative family tree for home display.
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