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Williston Observer
willistonobserver.com > living > home_and_garden > harvest-time-is-also-seed-saving-time > article_e131ff71-eef6-49f7-a2ef-87056558391f.html

Harvest time is also seed-saving time

3+ day, 23+ hour ago   (403+ words) Pumpkin seeds are spread in a single layer on paper to allow them to dry. It’s harvest time, and we’re enjoying the fruits of our labors, especially the tasty ones we’ll reminisce about this winter. While there’s still plenty to…...

Williston Observer
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When it’s too hot to work in the garden

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (525+ words) Sunflowers in the heat of the summer. The weather has cooled, but the dog days of summer may not be over yet. Do you ever look at your garden, wishing you could be outside doing something productive, but you know…...

Williston Observer
willistonobserver.com > business_hub > business > williston-based-app-fosters-family-harmony > article_5efe2f5a-3708-4a8d-b97f-b639b84a1366.html

Williston-based app fosters family harmony

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (412+ words) Back-to-school days are here again, and the juggle of new schedules and torrent of household to-dos are reaching an annual crescendo. Williston parent Reddhi Patel knows the routine well. She says she remembers her family feeling “like we were always…...

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willistonobserver.com > living > food_and_drink > the-african-diaspora-foodways-institute-pilots-partnerships-with-vermont-culinary-artists > article_35d6ea35-d2ad-4439-a4d7-71f708985e99.html

The African Diaspora Foodways Institute pilots partnerships with Vermont Culinary Artists

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1700+ words) Chef Julian "Jewelz" Perkins dishes up authentic Jamaican fare from her Bellows Falls business, Jamaican Jewelz. Chef Alganesh Michael serves Eritrean and Ethiopian cuisine from her South Burlington-based business, A Taste of Abyssinia, at the African Diaspora Culinary Heritage Bonanza…...