Hello AAA’ers I hope you’ve welcomed the warmer temperatures that we have had this late spring. With warmer weather many of our outdoor activities are
Hi AAA’ers, Events and activities are starting up this month now that Spring has arrived. The AAA calendar is updated with many of the public
Hello AAA’ers, Can we say goodbye to the brutal cold temperatures and days with blustery winds? Definitely not good for the outdoor astronomer trying to
Happy New Year Fellow AAA’ers, I hope you enjoyed your holiday festivities as much as I did. A time spent with family and friends, giving
Dear AAA’ers, We find ourselves in December with the Sun in Ophiuchus—a very large, unfamiliar constellation on the ecliptic. It was there last December, twelve
Welcome Members, A lovely change we experience as mid-Atlantic inhabitants. During fall, the colors yellow, orange, red, purple, brown and green paint the trees
Greetings Everyone, Since last month it feels like we have entered a new phase. One can feel the change in the city’s tempo. This past
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