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Lawns: Natural Solutions or Pathways to Pollution?

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By Annette Lott, Hannah Foster
| Goshen News
By By Annette Lott, Northwest Conservation District Director, & Hannah Foster, Intern Is there a smell more synonymous with summer than that of fresh-cut grass? Many people take great pride in carefully manicuring the green spaces that surround our homes. But, when we look out at our lawns, let’s not forget that they are often a primary connection to our waterways, and how we interact with them can determine whether they become a natural solution or a pathway to pollution.
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Straight Knees in a Hyperextended World

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By Hannah Foster
| Pointe Verified
New York City Ballet principal Miriam Miller remembers feeling insecure about her leg lines growing up, especially next to her classmates with hyperextended knees. “ It was something that I always wished that I had, because I felt like my knees never looked straight,” recalls Miller.
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Irene Hogarth-Cimino Breaks Down Glissade Assemblé for Elementary to Advanced Levels

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By Hannah Foster
| Pointe Verified
“Everything we do is plié and tendu.” Irene Hogarth-Cimino’s poetic philosophy wouldn’t be out of place on a beloved T-shirt, on a notebook cover, or as screen wallpaper—anywhere young dancers might look for inspiration every day. The principal faculty member for youth ballet and ballet trainee programs at New York City’s Joffrey Ballet School believes that the two fundamental steps are like DNA, building blocks for every subsequent step learned in ballet technique.
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