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Barbara Smith

Sarasota
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Living alone? The essential herbs and veges that pay for themselves

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By Barbara Smith
| The Post (Wellington)
Growing veges for one make economic sense with a little strategic planningBarbara Smith I could have wept when a friend of a friend quit food growing when her youngest child left home for a uni hostel. She grassed over her large vege beds and cut down a plum, an apple and several citrus trees because she felt it wasn’t economic to grow veges for just herself and she didn’t like seeing fruit going to waste.
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Barbara Smith, 92 McGehee, AR

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By Barbara Smith
| Deltaplex News Verified
Barbara Ann Gould Smith, lifelong resident of McGehee and Desha County, died May 13, 2026 at Baptist Hospital in Little Rock. She was 92. She was born on October 30, 1933, in Rohwer, Arkansas, and was the daughter of Joe Clayton Gould and Grace Morton Gould. She graduated from McGehee High School and attended the University of Arkansas at Monticello before her marriage to her beloved husband of 61 years, James Neill Smith. Barbara’s true life’s work was her family.
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Local summer without the price

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By Barbara Smith
| The Tullahoma News Verified
Tennessee has endless opportunities for warm-weather fun. No matter if you’re someone who likes to be on the water, in nature, or surrounded by neighbors at a fun festival, there’s something exciting to be had for everyone. You shouldn’t feel like you have to spend an arm and a leg to make memories with your family, either.
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