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The magical world o f a forest is captured in a special photo exhibit at the World Forestry Center Discovery Museum.
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Entering a forest opens the gates to a
magical world for everyone. It is this love
of the forest that inspired a group of
Croatian foresters, enthusiasts, and for­
est lovers to express their admiration for
the forests in this unique way through
distinctive photographic images.
“The Forest through the Eye of a For-
ester” strives to demonstrate the wealth of
forests as an important natural resource
F u n e ra l fo r R ap Leg e nd
(AP) — A private funeral for rap
legend Heavy D will be held at a
historic black Baptist church in a
northern suburb of New York City.
Grace Baptist Church of Mount
Vernon announced Friday that the
funeral for Heavy D had been
scheduled for Nov. 18.
The Ne w York-born rapper died
at a Los Angeles hospital Nov. 8
after collapsing outside his home.
He was 44.
Dwight Arrington Myer was
the titular member of Heavy D and
the Boyz, which had hits with
"Now That We Found Love,"
"Who's the Man" and "Somebody
for Me."
He was one of the genre's top
stars in the late 1980s and early
1990s.
for forest-related livelihoods, as well as
the added value forests bring as a living
environment for ecosystems existing
within them.
Comprised of 65 photographs, the ex-
hibit is now on display through Dec 31 at
the World Forestry Center Discovery
Museum at Washington Park. Museum
admission is $8 for adults, $7 for seniors
and $5 for children.
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