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Dog Days of Summer 2008

The most difficult thing about the Indy‘s annual pets issue is having to choose only a few readers’ stories to print. So we’ve put additional readers’ tales online. This year, we drew the names of four local shelters and rescue groups out of a fish bowl and asked them to write a story about their […]

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Dog Days of Summer 2007

People might call the Dog Days of Summer a fluff story: It’s all about our pets. But if you’ve ever rescued a feather-light abandoned cat from the side of a country road (“The Story of Croc”) or said goodbye to a canine long-term companion with bone cancer (“Max, Master of Infinite Hope”), you know our […]

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The crone

When I was home for the holidays, my mother’s Wiccan friend Rebecca asked me to write something for my mother’s croning ceremony, celebrating the accumulated wisdom of her six decades as a woman. The first thing that came to mind was the little note mom always put in the school lunches she packed for me. […]

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Dog Days of Summer 2006

By George, I got him! Yes, I adopted that sweet kitten from last year’s Dog Days of Summer cover. He’s the cat I always wanted … and the kitten I almost lost. I was wrapping our first Christmas gift of last year. The boys (my girlfriend and I also adopted Giles, a British blue) wouldn’t […]

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Easter Sunday Brunch

At Jujube in Chapel Hill, try a new experience this Easter–dim sum brunch. Sharing small plates of dumplings and pork buns allows large groups to dine family-style and sample a host of flavors. Don’t miss the special list of Asian Bloody Mary’s, ideal to sip on Jujube’s new outdoor patio. Open 11 a.m.-3 p.m. For […]

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