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A garden 28 years in the making
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A garden 28 years in the making

  • Emily Fitzgerald

Jacquie Barone answered the phone one evening this past June to find a friend on the other line, telling her that she and her garden had been featured in that month’s edition of Better Homes & Gardens magazine and that she had to come over to look at it immediately.

Round Table -- Summer morning surprise: A tale of two tails
Opinion

Round Table -- Summer morning surprise: A tale of two tails

  • Trisha Walker

Late Tuesday evening. Or maybe it’s Wednesday now, because it’s 1:45 a.m. It’s hot. Well, of course it’s hot. We’ve got the windows open in our bedroom, and I’m awake because something as of yet unidentified has woken me up.

Loss of lab mice for medical research ‘devastating’
Gorge Life

Loss of lab mice for medical research ‘devastating’

  • MALCOLM RITTER, AP Science Writer
  • Updated

NEW YORK (AP) — It was one of the most dramatic stories from Superstorm Sandy: more than 300 patients including tiny babies safely removed from a flooded New York hospital that lost power. But in a research building at the complex, where thousands of lab mice were kept, the story had a sadder ending.