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Women’s Health, Breast Health

By, Janelle Boyington,  RM, CPM

As the granddaughter of a survivor, as a healthcare provider for women, and as the mother of a daughter, I like so many  of us am very concerned about  breast  cancer. The American Cancer  Society estimates that about one in eight women will develop invasive breast  cancer over the course  of her lifetime and that in 2013 about 39,620 mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends will die from breast  cancer.
Various  risk factors can increase the chances

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Anniversary Party For Marquee Magazine

By David McIntyre, Lyons Blueologist

The Soul Rebels brass band formed when Lumar LeBlanc and Derrick Moss, originally members of New Orleans’ iconic Dejean’s Young Olympia brass band, decided they wanted to play the new exciting music they were hearing on the radio while respecting the tradition they loved. Both New Orleans natives, the pair was steeped in the fundamentals of New Orleans jazz, but inevitably

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FolksFest 2013 Lineup

Planet Bluegrass is proud to announce the preliminary lineup for the 23rd Annual Rocky Mountain Folks Festival, to be held August 16 through 18. The lineup will include some new faces, and some old friends. For now the list includes: Loreena McKennitt, the John Butler Trio, Patty Griffin, Colin Meloy, Mary Gauthier, Nathaniel Rateliff, Lynn Miles, Shane Koyczan & the Short Story Long, Ariana Gillis, Robby Hecht, the Songwriter Showcase, and

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Poetry Talk - April 11

Bucolic Plague

I’ve got the Bucolic Plague
All my thoughts
Pastoral, rustic
Serene
Non-toxic
No weeds
Strong root systems
Unkempt, growing, fertile
Green with expectation
Organic
Unmet?
Bursting forth
Poking through the cold snow
Rebirth, renewal,
Tilling over the brown dead winter
Expectations of possibility

Is it contagious?

By: Martin Soosloff

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Unique Exhibit At Longmont Museum

The Longmont Museum (400 Quail Road) presents “American Visionaries - Dorothea Lange and Maynard Dixon,” which opened March 2, and is running through May 26. For the first time, photographs by Lange and drawings by Dixon will be exhibited together. These two twentieth century American artists share a closer bond than most people realize; they were married from 1920 to 1935.

“Although they were married for fifteen years, and tackled similar subjects, work by Lange and Dixon, until now, has not been shown together in a single exhibition.  As artists living together through the 1920s and the first

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About Town - April 11, 2013

Where did that warm weather go?  It was seventy degrees, and in a few hours we are getting snow and cold again. However, we need the moisture, so let it snow!  It was great that it was nice for spring vacation and the St. Vain track meet, so now back to school just six more weeks of school.

Wow, there are lots of things going on in Lyons. Pick up the Parks & Recreation brochure and participate!

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Improving Allergies Naturally

By  Dr. Sara Hart


Drippy noses, itching eyes, fatigue, and shortness of breath are all a terrible combination of symptoms that tend to show up for millions of Americans in springtime. While it seems like an awful way for the season to welcome someone, there are numerous ways to help improve the pattern over time.

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