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Economy: ‘Positive, but subdued’
Well, Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain, let’s hear it. Let’s hear your spiels for turning the U.S. economy around.
Big Blue in the Parade
Returning from the Columbiana Street Fair parade, we entered our driveway at dusk where the glimmer of a moving bicycle slowed our approach.
Spider Savvy: Small, select natural wonder
I trimmed some overgrown weeds at the back of our house. Although they bother my wrists, I chose my manual hand trimmers because they are quiet compared to my electric trimmers.
Counting diamonds in the road of life
Columnist Judith Sutherland says life is what happens while we are making plans.
Appreciate your washer and dryer
Antique columnist Roy Booth writes about the long ago rituals of wash day.
Wheat stand evaluation
In the northwest section of Ohio, wheat producers will be determining if the stands are sufficient to keep for harvest.
Researchers shop for answers about consumer illiteracy
Tests indicate that as many as one in five U.S. adults are, to varying degrees, functionally illiterate and innumerate (unable to do math). Study focuses on how do these adults function as consumers?
Columnist perpetuates family lore, but it’s just a myth
Family trees are often filled with more fiction than fact, observes reader Kevin Sherlock.
Animal abuse closely linked to human abuse
Nearly 90 percent of pets living in homes where domestic abuse is taking place are either abused or killed.
Put me in, Coach, I’m ready to play
In this week’s commentary, Editor Susan Crowell comments on the beautiful Florida weather and learning to save time.
