Mystery of a Rural Wood Becomes Library Crowd Favorite
A reader notes Frost’s Stopping by Woods and Wiggs and Gilly novels among books at a local library display. The collection highlights themes of love loss healing and hopeful futures in classic and contemporary titles.
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Robert Frost
Susan Wiggs
Gilly
Night Watch thriller blends sight and shadow in a personal mystery
Iris Johansen and Roy Johansen deliver a page turning novel in which Kendra Michaels, born blind, gains sight through a Night Watch Project procedure. Her enhanced senses aid investigations as she confronts a shadowy organization tied to her past and current case. A compelling, twist filled suspense read.
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Macmillan
Night Watch
Iris Johansen
Roy Johansen
Kendra Michaels
England
Night Watch Project
Devel
Oped
Origins of winter sports traced from ice to skis
A compact primer notes hockey as Canada’s national winter sport since 1994, traces ice hockey origins to McGill in the 1870s, outlines downhill skiing’s modern rise in the 1850s with Sondre Norheim, and covers curling and skating roots in Britain, Flanders, Scotland, and the Netherlands.
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Canada
Montreal
McGill University
SnowSports Industries
America
Sondre Norheim
Russia
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
World Curling Federation
Pieter Bruegel
Scotland
Stirling
Perth
England
Netherlands
Mymts
Notable events on December 13 through 2003
A timeline notes key moments: 1903 Italo Marcioni patents an ice cream cone mound. 1922 Charles Ebbets proposes sleeve numbers for Dodgers players. 1928 Clip-on tie debuts. 1950 James Dean appears in a Pepsi commercial. 1956 Dodgers trade Jackie Robinson to the Giants for Dick Littlefield and $35,000. Robinson later retires rather than be traded. 1967 DNA created in a test tube. 1968 Bobby Orr nets first career hat trick against the Chicago Blackhawks. 1989 Driving Miss Daisy released. won Best Picture in 1990. 1995 Christopher Reeve leaves rehab. 2003 Saddam Hussein captured near Tikrit during Operation Red Dawn.
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Italo Marcioni
Charles Ebbets
Brooklyn Dodgers
James Dean
Pepsi
Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
Giants
Dick Littlefield
Robinson
Bobby Orr
Chicago Blackhawks
Christopher Reeves
Saddam Hussein
Tikrit
Your Horoscope Brief Through the Zodiac Week Ahead
Aries faces a tough week with resolve tested by temptation and challenge. Taurus should rest and socialize for relief. Gemini may feel torn between two options and should trust instinct over convention. Cancer has strong support from many people this week. Leo faces a packed schedule with rare breaks. Virgo sees many friends visiting and should pause to breathe. Libra seeks travel and shared trips this week. Scorpio must step beyond comfort with support from friends. Sagittarius fears missing opportunities as envy appears. Capricorn backs a family member with unconventional ideas to spark talks. Aquarius workload grows prompting a decision about staying or moving on. Pisces words may hurt others so speak carefully.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
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