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Edward Kopec and his wife, Margy, own Edward’s Garden Center in Forty Fort. The duo and their 25 employees have been hard at work making gardening attainable, fun and educational for all since 1978.

For me everything’s not just black and white,” Merchel explained. “I look at everything on a case-by-case basis.”

With its slim, minimal and sleek exterior this Leica certainly makes a fashion statement, while the huge for its class 3.7-inch screen that occupies all of its backplate should appeal to existing smartphone users looking to trade up to a dedicated image capture device.

“People who want to become gardeners have lots of questions because they’re learning, and when you go to a box store you can’t get those questions answered,” he explained. “So I think people come here to get information.”

Spain’s traditionally red and yellow kit features a diamond-shaped printed pattern running down the right-hand side, a feature last seen on the country’s shirts at USA 1994.

“The dismal weather isn’t making this a dismal time,” said Brown, a representative from Omni Patient Advocates, a Pennsylvania-based marijuana advocacy group based in Camp Hill. “Everyone’s out here enjoying themselves and rightfully so.”

Over the years, I heard a lot about him. That he’d become an Irish dance instructor. That he was a computer genius. That he had mastered intricate movements of “the Clare Lancers” and “The Moate Set” and “The Caledonian.”

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Return Denver to a streetcar network that worked for the people of this city Until 1950, Denver had one of the largest streetcar networks in the country (before that, cable cars ruled the road here!), and it’s time to reconnect Denver’s neighborhoods using the streetcar model and network of the past with modern technology to propel us forward for 21st century needs. So many other cities – from Portland, to Oklahoma City, and El Paso to Las Vegas – are making this forward-thinking investment. We will find a way to build intra-city transit that provides a real option to getting cars off roads, leveraging FasTracks. All great cities have two tiers of transit – regional and local. We have built out much of the regional framework, now Denver must invest in getting people where they need to go within the City. We can fund transit improvements with innovative tools including exploring ideas such as adding a small fee on every rideshare ride and instituting special districts that capture and invest a portion of the increased value along new transit corridors – tools other cities are using successfully. Additionally, we will commit to integrating technology and signage to make use of both local and regional transit networks easy for all.

YOUNG JUSTICE #3 silver foil, variant cover comic featuring cover art by Doc Shaner. Provided by DC Comics and available only at the Graphitti Designs booth located directly next to DC Comics. Supplies are limited.

Judge Michael T. Vough last week ordered the school district and Children and Youth to release Reyes’ records to the district attorney’s office in preparation of an upcoming decertification hearing that has not been scheduled.

There will also be a fashion show highlighting the woven fabrics by Patis Tesoro, Len Cabili of Filip+Inna, LARA Samar, Jor-el Espina, Boy Guino-o of Alfonso Davao, Twinkle Ferraren, Malaysian designer Edric Ong and Laura Fontan of Vietnam fashion house Chula.   5. GARY V: MR. PURE ENERGY IN XS