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Shifting Gears…Gay
1948 Allis Chalmers WD Owned and restored by Jim Gay, Atwater, Ohio James Gay of Atwater, Ohio, bought this 1948 Allis Chalmers WD on Oct. 8, 1948, and he sent along a copy of the purchase receipt from the Paul G. Mills Farm Equipment Co. in Ravenna to prove it. The purchase price: $1,715! It
New reserve fund will feed West Virginia’s largest food banks
The Posey Perry Emergency Food Fund, a $10 million reserve account, has been dedicated to combating food insecurity in West Virginia.
Roundup of gardening news for April 15, 2021
Denise Ellsworth, of Ohio State University, will speak on the top 10 native perennials for pollinators April 21 as part of the Naturalist Series.
Roundup of gardening news for Aug. 15, 2019
Geauga Soil and Water Conservation District will auction four decorated rain barrels.
Now’s a good time for pond maintenance
Use these tips to evaluate and maintain a healthy pond.
No Place like Home
No Place Like Home A few weeks ago, Kenneth Vaughan stopped by my booth at the Hartville Market Place to say hello. During our conversation together about the weather and other things, we both agree that Ohio was still a great place to live. Kenneth said to me, “It does not matter where you go;
Friendship is golden
FRIENDS Sometimes we allow ourselves to think that we have no friends. I guess it is just the human part of us to think that way. Especially we think that way when things are not going as well as they should. It is my belief that those thoughts often have their beginning when we struggle
Tall ship Niagara to take students on field experience
PUT-IN-Bay, Ohio — Students interested in environmental science and policy have a unique opportunity for a summer class — a three-week trip across the Great Lakes on the tall ship Brig Niagara, a replica of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry’s flagship from the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. The course, which is
There is no “bait and switch” in food industry
Editor: I feel mildly abused and somewhat insulted by Ms. Seabolt’s column of May 21, 2009. Having worked in the food industry most of my life, I take strong exception to the writer’s conclusion that the food industry employs some evil genius to play “bait and switch” with package contents to bilk the public. She
Is it too late to plant wheat?
WOOSTER, Ohio – Wet conditions and a slow soybean harvest continue to delay wheat planting throughout Ohio, raising concerns that the coming winter could have an impact on a crop struggling to get established.
