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    April 28, 2010
    Fourteen months after framing, the house stands finished with exception to landscaping, which is the Durham-Pappas family's summer project.
    Professional angler exchanges rod n' reel for hammer n' nails
    My arms ache. My back muscles are stiff, yet I still have a smile on my face as I look out the window to see what's been accomplished. In 2007,...
    newsApril 28, 2010 - 12:00pm
    Tom Carew's red dahlias likely ended up in an artfully arranged bouquet. Carew's garden is a fearless use of color, texture and height. "I like it full," Carew said.
    It's not what you do with the soil, it's all about how you arrange the growth.
    Tom Carew has spent a lifetime with flowers. And the reluctant subject of this story apologizes for the brown tones throughout his flowerbeds...
    newsApril 28, 2010 - 12:00pm
    River Heights residents Mary Rittenhouse and Lori Heinonen start their garden plants from seed inside to get a head start on the growing season.
    Neighbors will garden together in area community gardens
    Community gardens are sprouting up throughout Hubbard County thanks to funding from a Statewide Health Improvement Program (SHIP) grant. Gardens...
    newsApril 28, 2010 - 12:00pm
    Park Rapids homeowner will save money over time
    Park Rapids resident Wally Vokes is looking at a 13-year payback on energy improvements he made to his home. "I first heard about the energy...
    newsApril 28, 2010 - 12:00pm
    The Hubbard County Master Gardeners are hoping to landscape an area by the DNR Fisheries. The landscaping would include planting perennials, installing a rain garden and planting a shade tree. The project is contingent upon receiving funds.
    Proposed DNR Fisheries project could include native decorative perennials, rain garden
    The Department of Natural Resources Fisheries land near Rice Park could get some sprucing up if funding comes in. The Hubbard County Master...
    newsApril 28, 2010 - 12:00pm
    Relics of your take on anew purpose, thanks to the imagination and artistry of Dawn Penning and Chris Nason. "The joy of the hunt is huge," Penning said of their promenades to the dump, garage sales, auctions and flea markets.
    A passion for yesteryear stirs longing for Attic Treasures
    Duo gives subline new purpose to household artifacts>/B> Dawn Penning and Chris Nason have added a new R to the reduce, reuse, recycle credo. "We...
    newsApril 28, 2010 - 12:00pm
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