With hunting season progressing, I’ve been thinking about the wildlife surrounding me. It’s a notable day when I don’t see deer nearby, or at least the evidence […]
Author: For The Dominion Post
Gift Bags for the holidays
This easy DIY reuses leftover paper and makes the season a little more eco-friendly BY ALDONA BIRD Newsroom@DominionPost.com With a little extra time to spend at home instead […]
Could we ever actually become immortal?
It seems that a lot of people are obsessed with the idea of immortality. Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of a united China (reigned 221-210 BCE), […]
Pet Wants delivers food for animals
I’m falling down a new rabbit hole I just found, full of twists and turns. The topic is pet food (back to this in a minute; hang […]
DIY Tiny Trees
Great crafts to bring holiday or seasonal cheer to any home BY ALDONA BIRDNewsroom@DominionPost.com If you are still deciding on the type of tree to put up […]
Many can find the silver lining
Overwhelmed with appreciation at the number and types of responses after reaching out to friends about pandemic silver linings for my column last week, I wanted to […]
Do cats always land on their feet?
There are many sayings about cats. One is that cats have nine lives. Another is that cats always land on their feet. Now, that first saying is […]
DIY holiday ornaments
With safety concerns at the forefront of the season, staying home to craft can alleviate fears BY ALDONA BIRD Newsroom@DominionPost.com Now that we have Thanksgiving (dinner) under our […]
The elephant in the room
18-year-old creates children’s book to raise awareness of hunger By Jana MackinNewsroom@DominionPost.com There’s an elephant in the room at Hannah Marie Povroznik’s house: Mella, a blue elephant […]
Eagle Scout project creates workspaces for virtual learning
By Gabriella Brown Newsroom@DominionPost.com At the beginning of the academic year, John Knapp, a Boy Scout in Troop 93, noticed children were lacking something vital for virtual learning […]
