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Articles in Nov, 2008 issue of New Life Journal

• Area farmer's/tailgate markets
• Correction
• Linking lands communities: Linda Giltz outlines Land-of-Sky Regional Council's plans for connection and conservation
  by Linda Giltz
• Wish granted: a peaceful holiday get-together: Brian Jaudon helps you navigate the holidays with ease
  by Brian Jaudon
• Extending the olive branch beyond the holidays
  by Maggie Cramer
• Go green with moss: part 2: last month, Ann Martin convinced you to make moss an eco-friend of your garden. Here, she tells you just how to get it growing
  by Ann Martin
• Ease depression with yoga: Kelley Colihan explores the mind/body connection of posing
  by Kelley Colihan
• Got roots? Christa Joy Hamilton shares the roots of fall that can help keep you and your liver holiday healthy
  by Christa Joy Hamilton
• Sustaining the history that lies out your doorstep: Victoria Partridge helps you unearth the past of your "backyard" landscape in order to preserve it for generations to come
  by Victoria Partridge
• Incorporating interaction: the key to a great neighborhood? A plan that creates opportunities for neighbors to bump into one another
  by Michael Figura
• Local organization helps you get lead smart
• November is for neighbors
  by Maggie Cramer
• Neighborly etiquette for landscaping choices. Neighbor Guide Revisited: This year, local experts ask you to consider how your home, not just its inhabitants, affects your community
  by Chuck Marsh
• Limpia: ancient healing ritual of the Aztecs: Erin Everett connects the rituals of the ancient Aztec culture to our healing needs today
  by Erin Everett
• Turn in the weather? Turn to tempeh! Learn tempeh stand-ins for your fall favorites from Georgia Smith
  by Georgia Smith
• Wearable art made on the farm: Ruth Gonzalez cozies up with two local fiber farmers
  by Ruth Gonzalez
• Recycled sweater bear: Joti Marra coaches you on creating these cuddly creatures
  by Joti Marra
• Child-friendly choices: there are some materials you'll want to look for and some you'll want to steer clear of, say Truly Ball and Sarah Easterling
  by Truly Ball
• Annual awards given by WNC Alliance
• Tammy and Michelle Goni: sisters honoring customs and community
  by Maggie Cramer