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Can you identify this antique piece?
While we couldn’t definitively identify our last item, we are moving on to the next. Can you help bring back our streak by identifying this little piece?
Roundup of gardening news for June 20, 2019
Catch up on local gardening news in Columbiana and Tuscarawas counties in Ohio.
Sign up soon for Dairy Girl mentoring
The Dairy Girl Network is rolling out a national mentoring program, Inspire. Interested mentors or mentees should apply by Jan. 27.
Food industry internship program created in Ohio
Ohio food processing companies among the first to benefit from internship program.
Antlered does give hunters an unusual surprise
Deer biologists predict that only one in 5,000 or less than one in 10,000 antlered does exist among the antlered deer population.
New immigration plan creates problems doesn’t consider agriculture
The plan, which will protect millions of undocumented immigrants, but farm workers won’t be permitted to apply for protection due to their jobs unless they have been in the U.S. for more than five years.
Phosphorus runoff studied at Ohio farms as reduction efforts begin
Runoff from farms is one source of phosphorus that has contaminated Lake Erie, contributing to the toxic algae blooms that prompted a city-wide water ban in Toledo, Ohio in early August.
Keep those mineral rights in the family
SALEM, Ohio — With 30 years experience navigating the minefields of mineral rights and real estate, Monroe County attorney Richard A. Yoss often advises his clients not sell the mineral rights for any reason. But he does often suggest families transfer those mineral rights to another vehicle. Yoss counsels some clients to create a limited
Shale impact fee could be a possibility in Ohio, too
COLUMBUS — Drilling in the Marcellus shale is not new in Pennsylvania and it took some time to get an impact fee passed, so it has some wondering if Ohio could be next for such a fee. Rob Nichols, press secretary for Ohio Gov. John R. Kasich, said an impact fee is under consideration for
Wicked Ways and the Short Sheet Sisters
Our high school band enjoyed a chartered bus trip to Toronto in March. My senior, Jo, was included, although she’s not part of the band but has several friends who are.
