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RISE AND FALL
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By Victor Barocas and Andy Kravis / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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ACROSS
“Hooked on Classics” record promoter
Japanese electronics giant
Swell locale?
Director Apatow
View from the Uizi Gallery
Polo in the 13th century
Unyielding
Annual event at Pebble Beach
Like a well-of señora
Greek philosopher who wrote, “Man is
the measure of all things”
Tomato trouble
Harrison ____, last person to set foot
on the moon
Round of applause
One on a talk show couch, say
Argentine aunt
Like some brownies and towelettes
Brings out
Still
Country named for one of its patrons
Basic material
____ Day (Nov. 19, in Brazil)
Identify, as in a Facebook photo
It’s never free of charge
Coin issued in values of 1 to 500
Tongue, anatomically
Largest labor union in the U.S.
Does a certain dog trick
Some iPods
“Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” instru-
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Howard Stern rival
“Jeez!”
“L’____ del Cairo” (uninished Mozart
opera)
Preix with lingual
With full attention
Gooey stuf
Classic song with the repeated line
“If you need me, I will be nearby” …
shown symbolically in this puzzle
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1 Limestone areas with sinkholes and caverns
2 One of the Nixons
Food Roots to expand
Farm to School programs
TILLAMOOK — Food Roots
has launched of a crowd-
funding campaign to raise
the inal funds needed to im-
plement new Farm to School
educational projects for
Tillamook County students,
including farm ield trips, a
School to Market entrepre-
neurship program, summer
programs, family garden
events, and more. Food
Roots has already secured
nearly $40,000 in funding
from private and state grants
and is now turning to the
community to ask for help
with the remaining $6,000.
These projects will
impact children throughout
Tillamook County, with
major projects in all three
county school districts.
Food Roots has new Farm
to School activities slated
to take place at Garibaldi
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Captivate
Rich soil
Caveat ____
Final installment of “The Hangover”
Sign of theatrical success
Fall mo.
Title biblical character played by Russell
Crowe
Hit from “Songs in the Key of Life”
dedicated to Ellington
End of an ____
Dutch beer brand
Compressed-ile format
Language that gave us “cummerbund”
They impart an innocent look
Maidens
How good times are remembered
Country singer Kathy with the #1
“Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses”
Mother and wife of Uranus
Google heading
Churchill gesture
Supercilious sort
Muscular
Shaped like a tube
Long, lowing locks
In a luxurious manner
Untethered
Lead-in to boy
More bloody
Caught
Refugee’s request
Rising star
Money-saving brand preix
Extols
Melodic passage
Galaxy rival
“True Life” airer
“Now We Are Six” author
Love, in the Louvre
Pond wrigglers
Establishes
Grade School, East Elemen-
tary, and Nestucca Valley
Elementary. In addition, the
organization will continue
to support and work at other
schools, including Nehalem
Elementary and Tillamook
Junior High.
Speciically, Food Roots
is raising funds to:
• Host a summer educa-
tion program this year in
conjunction with the Bay
City Arts Center.
• Implement a School to
Market project in which sixth
grade students learn how to
plan, grow, cultivate, harvest
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They may keep you awake at night
Reward for Fido
It may take a toll: Abbr.
Certiication for eco-friendly buildings,
for short
Minneapolis-St. Paul suburb
Direction of progress
“Hold it!”
“Same here”
Chinese dynasty of 1,000 years ago
and sell their own produce,
using the school garden at
East Elementary and the
Food Roots FarmTable
micro-enterprise stand at the
Tillamook Farmers Market.
• Organize multiple
farmer engagement events
at Garibaldi Grade School,
East Elementary and Nestuc-
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with local farmers, either
through ield trips or school
visits by farmers, complete
with hands-on activities.
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Mockingbird”
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in which students and their
families come to school gar-
dens throughout the county.
• Implement Oregon
Agriculture Tasting Table
events, setting up shop in
schools to provide students
with tastes of local produce.
Food Roots’ new Farm
to School Coordinator will
take the lead on starting
these programs. She will
work with schools and cur-
rent and future FoodCorps
service members placed with
Food Roots to ensure that
kids throughout Tillamook
County receive hands-on
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Sought, as oice
Irk
Order to a pest
It can come in sheets
A.T.M. printout: Abbr.
Certain tow job, for short
Shed tears
Bygone record label
Sauced
Back muscle, briely
garden and nutrition edu-
cation. In partnership with
FoodCorps and the Oregon
Department of Agriculture,
Food Roots’ Farm to School
program teaches over 700
children annually about
gardening, farming, healthy
eating and cooking, all while
incorporating lessons in
math, science, engineering
and language.
To learn more and to help
expand Farm to School edu-
cation in Tillamook County,
visit foodrootsnw.org/
campaign or call 503-815-
2800.