Letter to the Editor: I want to ask why the minutes of the RNA are no longer included in the paper. As someone who does not go to very many meetings, I like being able to keep up with community issues by reading those minutes. I see the Currents as the principal source of news […]
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Ask the Ecologist:
by Belle Bergner Q: Ive heard that were going to have a very dry summer and I water my garden a lot, so to save me from breaking the bank with my water bill, I think its time I get a rain barrel to store water. Are there other gardening techniques that can save me […]
All Peoples Church: Connecting With The Community
by Charlesetta Thompson The church at 2600 N. 2nd Street used to be called Epiphany Lutheran Church. It had a tradition of being open to the community for meetings and youth programs, such as 4H. About 18 years ago, it became All Peoples Church when Gregory Van Dunk became pastor. Van Dunk continued to be […]
Health Matters: Yard and Garden Safety
by Emily DeLeo Spring has sprung! Now is the time to start buying your plants and flowers and begin to enjoy all the health benefits of gardening. You should also be aware of some simple safety precautions you can take when working in your yard. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has put together […]
I Got It At Fischbergers!
Maybe it was the approaching holidays that seemed to wash the little variety store on Holton St. with the muted nostalgia of the 1950s that golden time of peace and stability when the wealthiest Americans paid 90 percent of their income in taxes by Jan Christensen Fischbergers Variety store does harken back to another time. […]
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