COVER STORY -  Lush and Lovely - Fast-Forward to Spring Tomorrow at the Opening of the Refurbished Botanical Center at Roger Williams Park
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By Bill Van Siclen; Journal Arts Writer  PROVIDENCE - For years, it's been one of the forgotten corners of Roger Williams Park: a cluster of aging 1960s greenhouses perched on a hill at the east end of the park, overlooking Edgewood Lake.
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By Arline A. Fleming; Journal Staff Writer  Swamp Azalea, mountain laurel, cranberry viburnum, jack-in-the- pulpit and wild bleeding heart are among the plants from the Great Swamp that will be on display this weekend.
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Bill and Jean Lane are using a well-established open space conservation  tool in a new way that they hope others may pick up.  Bill Lane, the former publisher of Sunset Magazine and former  U.S.
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By Doris Hajewski, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Feb. 18--RANDOLPH -- It's a zero-degree February day outside, but inside the Jung Seed Co., the earthy smell of soil and peat moss is in the air, and with it comes the promise of spring.
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By Ed Sealover, The Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo.  Sep. 15--Colorado Springs is set to add a parcel to its open-space  collection that would serve as a link between Mesa Open Space and Bristol Park  on the city's west side.
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Separated since the late 1700s,  two pieces were reunited on Friday in one frame for the first time for âPoussin and Nature: Arcadian Visions,â an exhibition that opens on Tuesday at the Met.
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LAWRENCE, Kan., June 21  /PRNewswire/ -- It's summer again.  People will be spending more time outdoors strolling through city parks, gardening in their yards or vacationing at any one of our country's beautiful national preserves.
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By HAZEL MOLLISON  A CITY woodland is being given a GBP 200,000 makeover with a network of paths, new wardens and thousands of trees.   Work will begin on improving Colinton and Craiglockhart Dells next month thanks to the grant from the Forestry Commission Scotland.
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A tree care company based is helping the Parks and Recreation Department to make genetic reproductions of 25 "historic" trees across New York City using grafting.
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Baseball will return with the cherry blossoms to the nation&#39;s capital next spring, when the Montreal Expos become Washington&#39;s fourth major
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By Bill Wilson, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  Feb. 2--A former medical clinic in Newton will get new tenants this summer after a real estate deal that should be finalized next week.
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Back Bay, one day, may be a little fresher body of water, thanks to the efforts of Susan Wenzel and many volunteers,  On a recent Saturday, 800 or so flowers, shrubs and trees were planted in a 1,200-foot-long buffer along a lake in South Shore Estates in the Red Mill area.
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A NEW bio-diversity officer has been appointed by Stafford Borough Council to boost its commitment to protecting and enhancing local wildlife and habitats.
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By Sallie James, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Feb. 9--CORAL SPRINGS -- One Charter Place, which the city hopes will anchor a new downtown, will be opening for business in about six weeks, marking the first visible progress of the city's Community Redevelopment Agency.
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Salt Lake-based CHG Healthcare Services, a health-care staffing firm, will hold a ribbon-cutting and open house for its new office building at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Millrock Park, 6440 S. Millrock Drive (6200 South/Wasatch Boulevard) in Holladay.
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After years of anticipation, the East Bay's  most luxurious country club community, Stonebrae, has opened its doors  to new homeowners. The kickoff Gala Grand Opening Event is being held on  Saturday, February 10, 2007.
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This week's big Broadway  opener, or actually reopener, takes place Thursday at Studio  54: the Meinier Chocolate Factory's production of "Sunday in  the Park With George," staged as it was amid much buzz and  excitement in 2005-06 in London.