From the office of U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski: MIKULSKI STATEMENT ON DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Barbara A. Mikulski (D-Md.) today released the following statement on the protests involving the Dakota Access Pipeline: “I stand behind the protesters and Native American tribes against the continued construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline until affected […]
Susquehanna State Park Home to New American Indian Petroglyph Exhibit
From the Maryland Department of Natural Resources: Starting May 14 at Susquehanna State Park, visitors can view a collection of ancient, carved rock fragments, known as the Bald Friar Petroglyphs. These storied stones, which are thought to have been carved by American Indians, were once part of an historic island-sized boulder that parted the waters […]
Harford County Human Relations Commission Observes American Indian Heritage Month in November
From Harford County government: The Harford County Human Relations Commission is recognizing American Indian Heritage Month in November. This commemorative month offers an opportunity to highlight the culture, traditions, music, crafts, and dance of American Indians. “The Harford County Human Relations Commission supports the recognition of American Indian Heritage Month and the prospect of learning […]
Green By Chance: Sweating Winter Flesh, Replanting America, and Dreaming about Who was Here First
It feels so good to get my hands consistently in the dirt again. A long windy, semi-white, pretty cold winter season is now on the shelf in my Franklin Planner. I’ve been transplanting firs and spruce for a month from my protected beds and out in the permanent field for eventual Christmas living rooms. Finally […]
2008: The Merciful End of The State Quarter
In 1999, I was traipsing somewhat aimlessly through my early college years, playing in rock and roll bands, working the register at a music store, and writing heartfelt vignettes about my blissful suburban childhood. And, I was excited about quarters. The 50 State Quarters Program had just launched – nay, galloped – into the American […]
