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On Nutrition: Granola and probiotic questions

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We’re out horse camping in the Hill Country of Texas. And since this is our second year here with horses and dogs in tow, we are officially what locals here call “Winter Texans.” At least for the next few weeks, we’re off the grid … but not really.

Where it’s normal to sleep in a tree: Treehouse hotel welcomes visitors to otherworldly...

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The drive to Treehouse Point, half an hour east of Seattle, takes you through a forest fit for hobbits, crowded full of fir, spruce, cedar, maple and hemlock. Alongside the Raging River — yes, that’s its name — you get to a gate, punch in the secret code and enter a realm where it’s perfectly normal to sleep in a tree, surrounded by clever carpentry and birdsong.

‘Beauty will save the world’: Tent City Barbers gives hope to unhoused

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Six tents sit along the side of Seaport Boulevard in Redwood City, California, tucked between rock quarries and a refinery.

Book review: Jewel thief and a death forced writer Sloane Crosley to wrestle with...

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“The miracle of life is not that we have it, it’s that most of us wake up every day and agree to fight for it, to care for it, to hold it in our arms even when it squirms.”

Ex-etiquette: Dad’s role when ex-wife has surgery

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Q: My children’s mother has to have surgery. I did not hear this from her, but from the children. Evidently, she has had serious back problems for a while, yet I had no idea. The kids tell me they will be staying with their grandmother for about a month while their mom is recuperating. We share equal custody. Shouldn’t I be asked to weigh in on this? What’s good ex-etiquette?

Dawn Kessinger: Share a meal — Thanking Henry while making stove-less salads

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The frozen pizza had been baking about half the minutes required before being done when I heard a loud “Pop!” The oven had blinked off. After restoring the blown breaker, the stove read “F1,” which I understood as code for the error being a “Fatal1.”

Ask the Pediatrician: What household chores are appropriate for children and teens?

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Age-appropriate chores and responsibilities are an important part of a child’s development.

Lima Symphony to perform ‘Ode to Joy’

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LIMA — The Lima Symphony Orchestra season is winding down, but not before a few shows that should send the local musicians out with a bang.

Reminisce: Auglaize County’s first woman to hold office

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“Helen Jacobs New Auglaize Court Clerk,” announced The Lima Morning Star and Republican Gazette. “County’s First Woman to Hold Office Succeeds Robert C. Howell.” In a special meeting, county commissioners Frank Springer, George Sheipline and Emil Thieman unanimously elected Helen Louella Jacobs to be the Auglaize County clerk of courts on August 5, 1931.

Casey to bring Irish sound to Findlay

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FINDLAY — One of the great singers of Irish music will take the stage for a special show at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts, 200 W. Main Cross St. in Findlay.