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After defeating David Douglas 65-55 in the Newberg Boys Basketball Tournament on Dec. 21, the McNary boys spent the following day buying and wrapping Christmas presents for a family in Keizer.

Getting outdoors with a baby can seem daunting. Our contributor (a new mom) offers tips and advice to get tiny ones outdoors all year. Read more…

41. “The Secret Life of Buddy and Sally” (Season 2, Episode 10)First Buddy thought Rob and Sally were having an affair. Then Rob thought Buddy was having an affair with a married woman. This episode encourages the thought that Buddy and Sally are having an affair. But it’s literally all an act. It’s always fun to watch Amsterdam and Marie perform. Features the one and only appearance of “those dancing suburbanites, Lester and Esther Bushmaster.”

Boham isn’t the only person from Benchmark who helps with the program, the entire office takes part and, according to broker Mark Burtchett, the reason is simple.

‘Swapped the beach for a little luxury glamping in Piambong, 20 minutes from beautiful Mudgee,’ she added, tagging the Sierra Escape Retreat. 

Christen Greenwood says she wasn’t concerned about her car, two days before Christmas. But she didn’t know how she would immediately replace books, hygiene products and other gifts purchased for girls at a Detroit nonprofit, Alternatives for Girls. She had collected them from co-workers.

One fan, souka_beautorial, commented, ‘Is that a promise ring or an engagement ring?’ along with several emojis.

81. “The Gunslinger” (Season 5, Episode 31)A guilty pleasure, this one. While having his wisdom tooth pulled, Rob fantasizes himself and the entire cast in an extended western spoof. Perhaps one of the series’ silliest episodes with the most groan-worthy jokes (“Hominy grits”/”I don’t know, about 40 or 50”).

It doesn’t matter how good your rain jacket is if it doesn’t fit your body. A baggy jacket can create pockets of muggy air, called “microclimates,” between you and the garment. And if the fabric is all bunched up, it won’t be able to let your sweat pass through it easily. A jacket with built-in stretch will let you buy a size that fits snugly but still give you a nice range of motion. Pick a jacket that will fit your body closely—with room for a thin insulating layer if you want to be able to wear it when it gets chillier out—without restricting your motion.

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If it’s cotton, has attached feet, and can easily zip or snap up, it might just be what you’re newborn ends up living in.

Smartwool socks have long been popular with outdoor enthusiasts, because they are super warm without being too thick. Now, the company is making baby and toddler socks and striped kids’ ski hats. Unlike most wool products, Smartwool is not itchy to the touch, making it a great choice for keeping your little one’s toes warm this winter.