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1:43 pm
Sun March 31, 2013

Compost tea provides natural alternative to lawn fertilizer

Credit Nancy Camden
Flowerfield Enterprises' truck they use to spread compost tea

It’s officially spring and while some people are starting to think about fertilizing their lawn, others are using compost tea. 

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Brooke Gladstone
9:14 am
Sun March 31, 2013

Brooke Gladstone "On the Media" in Kalamazoo

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One of Brooke Gladstone's Avatars from her book
Local Music
12:30 pm
Fri March 29, 2013

Pianist Jeremy Siskind presents classics, improvisations

Credit Gerry Szymanski
Jeremy Siskind

One of the major young voices in jazz piano, Jeremy Siskind will present a solo faculty recital tonight at Western Michigan University which combines inspired pairings of works by composers from Rachmaninoff to Dizzy Gillespie in the first half.  

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WMUK News
8:11 am
Fri March 29, 2013

Upton: immigration reform this summer

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Immigration reform rally in Miami, Jan. 2013

A bi-partisan group of senators in Washington called the “Gang of Eight” is expected to unveil an immigration reform plan early next month. Immigrant advocates hope it will include a “pathway to citizenship” for many of those in the country without documents. Some of those advocates rallied outside the Kalamazoo office of Congressman Fred Upton (R-Saint Joseph) on Good Friday.

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Local Music
4:43 pm
Thu March 28, 2013

A new season unveiled by Kalamazoo Symphony maestro Harvey

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Raymond Harvey

The new season of the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra was announced this week. Music director Raymond Harvey chose a personal favorite, Rachmaninoff's second symphony, to start his fifteenth year as maestro of the KSO. 

He shares his admiration for the season's guest artists, violinist Midori and pianist Leon Fleisher, and looks forward to helming a semi-staged production of Verdi's opera Otello

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