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Bramans honored at Rural Urban Day (The Morning Sun)
Dick Braman doesn't like parties. That's why family members had to tell a little white lie to get him to come to Thursday's annual Rural Urban Day celebration at Hidden Oaks Gold Course in St. Louis.
Active living members get trained (Wahpeton News)
The Breckenridge Active Living Committee underwent a Walkable Community training session to eventually pass the information onto the public. A Walkable Community encourages communities to become safer and healthier in the form of additional walking paths, biking trails and other amenities.
For some, waterfront NYC living means a houseboat (AP via Yahoo! News)
Gloria Weiss was living in a small SoHo apartment in the 1980s when one of her young students told her that he lived on a boat.
Rodale to Publish COME TO THE TABLE: The Slow Food Way of Living (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Rodale announced today that the company will publish COME TO THE TABLE: The Slow Food Way of Living by Katrina Heron and Anya Fernald, with a foreword by Alice Waters, in anticipation of Slow Food Nation, the largest celebration of American food in history, to be held in San Francisco during Labor Day Weekend from August 29 through September 1, 2008.
Rural-urban work together for NZ Inc (Scoop.co.nz)
Rural and urban New Zealand working together will boost innovation in our primary sectors and boost our economy and living standards, Agriculture Minister Jim Anderton today.
Potted slant on urban jungles (Bombala Times)
To the keen observer, Sydney's inner suburbs are filled with potted histories of weedy characters and flourishing romances that have shaped them and those who live within them.
For some, waterfront living in New York City means houseboats on the Hudson River (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
NEW YORK - Gloria Weiss was living in a small SoHo apartment in the 1980s when one of her young students told her that he lived on a boat. The teacher wasn't quite sure whether or not to believe him, so she decided to accept an invitation to check it out for herself.
For some, waterfront NYC living means a houseboat (The Charlotte Observer)
Gloria Weiss was living in a small SoHo apartment in the 1980s when one of her young students told her that he lived on a boat. The teacher wasn't quite sure whether or not to believe him, so she decided to accept an invitation to check it out for herself. "I went to their boat and said, 'This is amazing, I could live here,'" recalled Weiss. And for the last 20 years, she has - as part of a tiny ...
Living up to expectations (Elk Grove Citizen)
Photo by Keri Wood - Elk Grove resident Lindsey Cox received her Master of Science degree in public health from Harvard and hopes one day to design healthy communities in the central valley.
For some, waterfront NYC living means a houseboat (Las Vegas Sun)
Wed, Jul 9, 2008 (9:15 a.m.) Gloria Weiss was living in a small SoHo apartment in the 1980s when one of her young students told her that he lived on a boat.