Langstaff's passion leaves mark (Types of flowers) with land trust
STAMFORD - From the back of her North Stamford home, Percy Lee Langstaff looks toward maple, oak and pine trees; feeds birds; and spots deer, wild turkeys and squirrels. A pond with geese is part of her property, a river flows nearby and 15 acres of open space are also within walking distance.
By Vesna Jaksic, The Stamford Advocate, Conn. Nov. 14--STAMFORD -- From the back of her North Stamford home, Percy Lee Langstaff looks toward maple, oak and pine trees; feeds birds; and spots deer, wild turkeys and squirrels.
The biggest attraction at the Nevada State Museum this afternoon will be death.
BEIJING, November 18 -- Chinese botanists are gathering in Beijing this weekend to select the flowers that will be used to decorate parts of Beijing for the 2008 Olympics.
Southlake Chapter of Leads Club and Schepel Buick/Pontiac/GMC host an open house from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 16 at the deadlership, 3209 W. Lincoln Highway. Attendees can socialize with some of the premier business leaders in Northwest Indiana. RSVP.
Groups like Wonderful Outdoor World will expand its programs next year to construct outdoor play for urban youth who are economically disadvantaged to know nature. Nationwide, there's a boom in programs to connect media-focused children with the outdoors.
By Vesna Jaksic, The Stamford Advocate, Conn. Nov. 14--STAMFORD -- From the back of her North Stamford home, Percy Lee Langstaff looks toward maple, oak and pine trees; feeds birds; and spots deer, wild turkeys and squirrels.
The biggest attraction at the Nevada State Museum this afternoon will be death.
BEIJING, November 18 -- Chinese botanists are gathering in Beijing this weekend to select the flowers that will be used to decorate parts of Beijing for the 2008 Olympics.
Southlake Chapter of Leads Club and Schepel Buick/Pontiac/GMC host an open house from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 16 at the deadlership, 3209 W. Lincoln Highway. Attendees can socialize with some of the premier business leaders in Northwest Indiana. RSVP.
Groups like Wonderful Outdoor World will expand its programs next year to construct outdoor play for urban youth who are economically disadvantaged to know nature. Nationwide, there's a boom in programs to connect media-focused children with the outdoors.
