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Ways businesses can help save the bees in York

There are a few ways that a business can help local farmers and gardeners fix the decline in the bee population.

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Get “Fresh” and learn how to sprout seeds

Check out another viewing of the movie “Fresh” and learn how to sprout seeds for eating during two workshops next week in York.

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York-area self-published authors offer advice

Sue Jennings interviews four authors — Christine Kloser, Jack Dunn, Jonas Lau and Pamela Bender — about advice for authors considering self-publishing.

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Quick Bite: Decode nutrition terms with this edible dictionary 

By Allie Hardy Registered Dietitian for Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center Eating has become more than just a way to fuel your body or celebrate with friends — it’s become trendy. More specifically, the terms used to describe the … Continue reading

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Garden surplus? How to not get sick of eating the same veggie(s) for months

So you have a garden, or you buy strictly local and seasonal produce. While that makes you a conscientious and probably healthy eater, it also means you are eating a lot of the same things for weeks or even months … Continue reading

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Living la vida local: A(nother) mere 5 reasons to buy local produce

I love food. Mostly, I love fruits and vegetables. I love knowing that when I bite into something, it’s not only good for me, but good for my community, karma, and planet. And I’m not the only Smart blogger or … Continue reading

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Is honey an allergy cure-all? It’s up in the air

Last year while helping on at the CSA farm, I overheard one of the workers, Emily, and boss lady Beth talking about seasonal allergies. All the workers chimed in during our small break. We might love plants and the outdoors, … Continue reading

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Sustainable tourism takes hold

The other week at York College’s screening of “Carbon Nation,” one statistic stuck out to me. In between my scribbled notes (taken on the back side of directions to a 2009 wedding, of course, because I’m so organized), I’d written … Continue reading

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Enjoy winter: Get away for a romantic weekend

First and foremost: Happy Valentine’s Day! If you’re single, I suggest you indulge yourself tonight — a delicious meal, a new sweater, an extra glass of wine, an early bedtime — really, whatever floats your boat. Last year I left … Continue reading

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A food revolution in ‘Fresh’ — and in York

“Americans fear only one thing: Inconvenience.” And so begins “Fresh,” a food documentary shown last night at York College coordinated by the sustainability and environmental studies minor. The quote is from a farmer’s foreign friend, who had summarized our lifestyle … Continue reading

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