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How autumn leaves can benefit lawns (opens the original)
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Jerry Zona, executive director of Tri-County CleanWays, uses compost mixed with potting soil around his landscaping. It’s just one of the uses for compost, and fall is the perfect season to get into it. Described by Zona as “human intervention in the natural process of decay,” composting is recycling organic waste. Almost anything made of organic matter will compost, according to Zona, and fallen autumn leaves are one of them. “Just about anything organic from your yard can be composted, as well
Senior crafts blankets for ministry (opens the original)
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It isn’t difficult in the Concordia Haven Retirement Apartments to stumble on a resident involved in some form of community service or charity work. Resident Elizabeth Spohn said many of her neighbors use their time to volunteer around the apartments or outside of them. For Spohn, going on 81 years old, her method of giving back is through crocheting and donating prayer blankets and shawls. “They go to someone that will appreciate them. You know, someone that might not have a chance to know some
Busy schedules can lead to ‘backpack burnout’ (opens the original)
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Students participating in sports and extracurricular activities are prone to becoming burned out over time as their schedules fill with practice, classes and, for some, a job. As high school students and athletes get older and learn to drive, they often start to look for employment opportunities. Eric Christy, a longtime educator at Butler High School and head coach of the Butler Varsity Football team, said quite a few of the older athletes on the team have part-time jobs. “Definitely, the older
Rustic weddings combine countryside charm with vintage beauty (opens the original)
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Antique barns and wide-open green space accommodate the increasingly popular rustic theme many future spouses seek. Butler County venues host plenty of them each year. “Most of our weddings we do stick to the rustic themes since we are still a family farm,” said Kelsey Belin, marketing manager for Armstrong Farms. Armstrong Farms in Saxonburg has two venues: the Fieldstone Barn and the Westminster Preserve Barn. The Fieldstone Barn is a restored 1800s barn. The building is heated and air-conditi
Slippery Rock’s VillageFest continues growing in 23rd year (opens the original)
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VillageFest, which pulls upward of 15,000 visitors into Slippery Rock for a day of vendors, food and live music, returns Sept. 12, continuing its recent tradition of aligning with Slippery Rock University’s family weekend. “We try to coordinate some things with what’s going on at the university,” said Craig Caldwell, a board member for Slippery Rock Development, which organizes the festival. “Parents who will be in for the weekend, they can come in and experience downtown Slippery Rock.” Main St
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