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PREVIEW: Jazz singer Laura Anglade at Spencertown Academy Saturday, Dec. 7

Laura Anglade's singing is probably the closest thing to effortless you are likely to hear from any jazz vocalist.

Nick Diller weather summary: April 2019 wet and warm

The month turned out to be the eighth warmest and eighth wettest since the beginning of my weather keeping in 1965.

National Donate Life Month stresses the importance of organ donation

In contemporary circles, April is widely gaining recognition as National Donate Life Month, established as a means of raising awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation, a fact that resonates with me on a very deep level: A scant seven weeks before my youngest daughter’s death, an organ donor saved her life.

Nick Diller weather summary: An ordinary March 2019

The 10 inches of snow brings our running total to 54 inches for the season. The average is about 65; we probably will not make last year’s total of 95 inches, which included 42 inches for March.

Nick Diller weather summary: April 2018 cool and wet

Precipitation reflected the cool temperatures with twice the amount of snow.

NATURE’S TURN: Gardening in the “Town Among the Clouds”

High-elevation squalls every day and night last week kept us in a holding pattern as soft, white blankets were dropped on the whole, leaving the few planting beds that had warmed unapproachable.

BOB GRAY: Vultures transformed

In this morning’s light, they sat silent, looking brittle as if they might clatter.

EYES TO THE SKY: Vernal equinox, Mercury at dusk, NEAF

On this, the vernal equinox, let’s pause together to notice sunrise due east on the horizon and the higher arc our star draws as it climbs and then descends to its due west position on the skyline.

NATURE’S TURN: Spring harvests, spring sowing

As soon as the weather moderates, it’s open season for sowing seed of cool weather crops.

EYES TO THE SKY: Mercury, Jupiter, spring stars and constellations

As spring stars and constellations rise in the east and travel the heavens all night, winter’s dazzling stars and constellations are poised to set in the west before midnight.
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