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X-WR-CALDESC:March Meeting: Sunday\, March 22\, 2020\nTopics: Continuing Ed
 ucation speaker followed by brief business meeting \n\nWho: Any Nebraska M
 aster Naturalist\, or possible future RCNMN/NMN (friends\, neighbors\, or 
 relations)\nWhere: Heron Haven\, 11809 Old Maple Road\, Omaha\nDate: Sunda
 y\, March 22\nTime: Speaker at 2 PM\, BRIEF Business meeting after Jan's t
 alk (~3:15 or so?)\n          Doors to the building will be unlocked 20-30
  minutes before 2 PM.\nWhat: \n 1) Garden columnist Jan Riggenbach will gi
 ve a talk entitled: 'Shady Characters with Midwest Roots' focusing on plan
 ts for shade and part shade\, including native forbs\, shrubs\, and small 
 trees that support birds\, butterflies\, and pollinators.  This will count
  as CE hours.\n 2) Brief business meeting (mainly election results) \n\n  
 Speaker Bio: Jan Riggenbach’s newspaper and magazine columns have been ins
 piring gardeners for 45 years. “Midwest Gardening\,” Jan’s weekly syndicat
 ed garden column\, appears in newspapers throughout the Midwest\, includin
 g the Omaha World-Herald\, Chicago Daily Herald\, and Milwaukee Journal Se
 ntinel.  Her latest book\, “Your Midwest Garden: An Owner’s Manual\,” is a
 n updated collection of readers’ favorite columns with charts and index ad
 ded for easy reference.  After growing hundreds of trees\, shrubs\, perenn
 ials\, annuals\, vines\, vegetables\, herbs and fruits on 30 acres in sout
 hwest Iowa for 36 years\, Jan now enjoys gardening on a smaller scale in t
 he city. Judy Bouma (incoming Program Scheduler\, unless someone else gets
  nominated) \n-- \n
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DESCRIPTION:March Meeting: Sunday\, March 22\, 2020\nTopics: Continuing Edu
 cation speaker followed by brief business meeting \n\nWho: Any Nebraska Ma
 ster Naturalist\, or possible future RCNMN/NMN (friends\, neighbors\, or r
 elations)\nWhere: Heron Haven\, 11809 Old Maple Road\, Omaha\nDate: Sunday
 \, March 22\nTime: Speaker at 2 PM\, BRIEF Business meeting after Jan's ta
 lk (~3:15 or so?)\n          Doors to the building will be unlocked 20-30 
 minutes before 2 PM.\nWhat: \n 1) Garden columnist Jan Riggenbach will giv
 e a talk entitled: 'Shady Characters with Midwest Roots' focusing on plant
 s for shade and part shade\, including native forbs\, shrubs\, and small t
 rees that support birds\, butterflies\, and pollinators.  This will count 
 as CE hours.\n 2) Brief business meeting (mainly election results) \n\n  S
 peaker Bio: Jan Riggenbach’s newspaper and magazine columns have been insp
 iring gardeners for 45 years. “Midwest Gardening\,” Jan’s weekly syndicate
 d garden column\, appears in newspapers throughout the Midwest\, including
  the Omaha World-Herald\, Chicago Daily Herald\, and Milwaukee Journal Sen
 tinel.  Her latest book\, “Your Midwest Garden: An Owner’s Manual\,” is an
  updated collection of readers’ favorite columns with charts and index add
 ed for easy reference.  After growing hundreds of trees\, shrubs\, perenni
 als\, annuals\, vines\, vegetables\, herbs and fruits on 30 acres in south
 west Iowa for 36 years\, Jan now enjoys gardening on a smaller scale in th
 e city. Judy Bouma (incoming Program Scheduler\, unless someone else gets 
 nominated) \n-- \n
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LOCATION:Heron Haven\, 11809 Old Maple Road\, Omaha
SUMMARY:Omaha River City Chapter Meeting
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