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Movement for permanent daylight saving time grows
Local, state and federal officials are considering making Daylight Saving Time permanent. This could improve health, safety and crime rates.
Be on the lookout for IRS compliance form
Hello Again! Do you know what numismatics is? This is the scientific study of money and its history in varied forms. Barter was considered the first form of money in which an individual would exchange a personal possession for something of value they wanted. Through the years, money has taken on several different forms. People
Unintended consequence of health care reform? More farm tax paperwork
Beginning in 2012, a little discussed mandate in the health care reform legislation will require any business — including a farm — that purchases more than $600 of goods or services from another business or individual to submit a 1099 tax from to the Internal Revenue Service.
Extension in four Ohio counties turn to polls for help
The May primary will be a deciding factor for several OSU Extension programs and 4-H.
Ohio barn lovers to connect in Carroll County
Friends of Ohio Barns will host a workshop, barn tour and conference in Carroll County April 26-28. Preregistration is required for each event.
Little dog syndrome
Kym Seabolt absolutely loves her little dogs and her tiny granddogs. She delights in all of their little dog qualities.
Coming clean with complications
Doing the laundry never seemed like rocket science until the washing machines, detergent and everything else that goes with it got more complicated.
‘Responsibly sourced’ gas the hot new thing in Appalachian basin
Responsibly sourced natural gas is the latest attempt for oil and gas companies to show they are environmentally responsible and socially conscious, but there’s some debate as to whether it’s a green victory or it’s greenwashing.
Life Out Loud: Who cares what ‘they’ think?
People are insufferable. Oh, not taken singularly, of course. One-on-one people are lovely. It’s when they go plural you have problems. If there are any two things that can ruin just about any good time it is “people” and “they.”
Food programs focusing on those impacted by pandemic
The Voices for Food project has facilitated community gardens, renovated food pantries and launched food councils in four Ohio counties.
