Horoscope for December 29, 2017
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): The Moon is in your sign, but “floating free.” This makes you unsure of what to do. Avoid major purchases and big decisions today.…
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): The Moon is in your sign, but “floating free.” This makes you unsure of what to do. Avoid major purchases and big decisions today.…
Liverpool Bishop Paul Bayes attacked American evangelicals for their “uncritical support” of President Donald Trump, pictured, suggesting that “self-styled evangelicals” needed to think harder about their faith and values.Associated Press…
Offseason strawberries are not known for such great flavor – they come from too far away and are bred for sturdiness – but she’s betting her career that locally grown…
Researchers estimate that 25 percent of people ages 65 to 69 take at least five prescription drugs to treat chronic conditions, a figure that jumps to nearly 46 percent for…
But here’s a sign that might be changing. North Korea’s main internet provider appears to have put up a Wi-Fi trial balloon at the international departure area of Pyongyang’s airport.…
Agriculture Secretary Jeff Witte said growers statewide produced an estimated $213 million in pecans last year, with most of that coming from orchards in Dona Ana County. While the county…
25 years ago: After a vehicle collided with a snowplow outside Durango, La Plata County Commissioners asked residents to respect plow drivers and avoid parking along county roads after dark.…
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): Grab every chance to travel or broaden your horizons today, because this will please you. If you can’t travel, explore your own city. Talk…
Move over, pot brownies. The world’s largest legal recreational marijuana market kicks off Monday in California, and the trendsetting state is set to ignite the cannabis culinary scene. Chefs and…
acquiring medication to waiting for it to take effect, they encounter the unexpected
The where not to go list is from Fodor’s, the travel guidebook publisher. Fodor’s “no list” includes places plagued by overtourism and destinations with safety issues. They range from a…
Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld, of the modern Orthodox synagogue Ohev Shalom in Washington, examines a Torah exhibit at the Museum of the Bible.Michelle Boorstein/Washington Post The eight-story, cutting-edge $500 million institution,…
25 years ago: A resident who lived on County Road 318 reported an ongoing problem to La Plata County Sheriff’s Office that, for the last four years, his neighbor’s goats…
75 years ago: Ross Pacheco of Marvel lost a horse during a tough fall and winter. An unusually high number of horses and cattle had died over a short period…
75 years ago: Mrs. Idris Guire of Silverton stayed in Durango with her mother-in-law, Mrs. C.J. Guire, to receive treatment for her infected hand. Her hand was reported to be…
I love the Brennan’s milk punch, more than I want to. As a card-carrying cocktail Scrooge, I hate loving something so obviously lovable. I admit: I take a little pleasure…
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): You feel restless today. You have that feeling that you’re waiting for the other shoe to drop. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20): A…
Deli’s Mangalitsa is known as being the Kobe of pork
Still, State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn says something needs to be done as heavy metals leach from the tainted soil. “It’s not going to go away,” Dunn said while standing…
Skewered Southwest Steak.Deb Lindsey/Washington Post Both beef cuts are flat, quick-cooking and not especially tender. They come from different muscles of the animal (flank/belly vs. flat-iron/shoulder). Typically, a rectangular piece…
World Animal Protection, an advocacy group, issued a report saying animals like sloths suffer when they’re kept in captivity for tourists to hold and photograph. Instagram is educating users about…
Dr. Wayne Aldredge, president of the American Academy of Periodontology, demonstrates how dental floss should be used in Holmdel, N.J. Aldredge says many people use floss incorrectly, moving it in…
Swimming against the tide of gift-giving is tough
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): This is a great day to do research, because you have lots of mental energy and curiosity. In particular, you might research anything to…
and Boskoff promoted sport, human rights
In fact, nothing says more about a Texan than a fancy pair of cowboy boots. Whether they’re rough-hewn boots scuffed and dirtied after a hard day’s work at the ranch,…
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): Avoid controversial subjects like politics and religion today. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20): You will be fair but frugal about shared property and…