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2008 Browns season
Franklin vs. Carlisle girls soccer
Edgewood vs. Miamisburg girls soccer
Happy Earth Day!
Happy Earth Day!
Today is the 38th annual celebration of the planet we call home, and a day to step back and think about things we can do to preserve and restore our natural resources…
So that’s the official line on Earth Day, but I want to know: what do YOU think about Earth Day?
Is it a time to reflect on accomplishments?
A time to call for more action?
Or something in-between?
Send a post, let us know, then go outside and do something good for the planet.
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Community gardening
I learned this week that Dutchland Woods subdivision in Liberty Twp. is in the process of developing a community garden. I’m still learning details, but basically the idea is that community members each get sections of a plot to work, with excess produce going to benefit local food banks.
It’s a neat idea, and I wonder if anyone’s doing it in West Chester Twp.
Grass can suck down a lot of water, and takes a fair bit of maintenance to keep pretty. Given the amount of common space owned by subdivisions, churches, apartment complexes, etc. around the township, I wonder how much tasty, homegrown produce could come out of a good season in the township.
Are you part of a community garden? Know of one in the township? if so, post a comment and spread the word.
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