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New city administrator’s official start Thursday
February 2, 2011 The following is the latest installment of Mayor Jim Boroff's monthly updates on city issues. City administrator. As reported earlier in this newspaper, we now have a new city administrator. more »»
Here’s one champ who could lead by example
January 31, 2011 Green Bay defensive back Charles Woodson sent a Packers jersey to the nation’s Bear Fan in Chief with his autograph. Along with his signature, Woodson penned this message: “See you at the White House. more »»
Bring questions, concerns to community forum
January 28, 2011 Tuesday’s Tiffin City Board of Education meeting started on a happy note: The board honored a retiree, learned about a pen pal project and was honored for its service. more »»
Calling potential ‘master gardeners’
January 28, 2011 I have a few questions for yo. more »»
Renovation might be most cost-effective option
January 27, 2011 Since I took office as commissioner Jan 1., I have had approximately 1 billion calls about the courthouse. more »»
Right to Life essay: Abortion is killing America
January 22, 2011 Everyday, newborns are being born into America. The average number of births so far in the year is 4,316,233. more »»
Ladybugs come in hundreds of varieties, yet are distinctive beetles
January 21, 2011 Ladybird, ladybird fly away home Your house is on fire and your children are gone, All but one and her name is Ann And she hid under the frying pan. more »»
Know your firs and spruces
January 14, 2011 Do you know the difference between a spruce and a fir? Neither did I until I needed to know the name of a miniature evergreen shrub near my house, and I started to research a little. more »»
Resolute suggestions for a new, and better, year
January 13, 2011 I have no data to support the contention, but I’ll bet most New Year’s resolutions concern the problem of being overweight. more »»
New operating money would mean fewer cuts
January 6, 2011 As we begin the new year, it is a good time for us to reflect on the Tiffin City School District’s accomplishments as well as on the challenges we face in 2011. more »»
Budgets balanced on backs of city employees
December 28, 2010 The following is the latest installment of Mayor Jim Boroff's monthly updates on city issues. more »»
You say you want a resolution?
December 26, 2010 As the year comes to an end, we often reflect on the year’s accomplishments and incomplete tasks. In a natural progression, we then begin to focus on the upcoming year. more »»
Christmas gifts for any gardener
December 24, 2010 Gift-giving is the theme this week, and sometimes the best gifts don’t cost anything and don’t need wrapping. The first gift I would like to wish for all of you is the gift of good health. more »»
Ohio must invest more resources in rural areas
December 14, 2010 Last month, Ohio voters sent a resounding message to public officials at all levels of government that they are not happy with the direction in which our state and country are headed. more »»
The place we all want to be now
December 10, 2010 When I think of garden topics beginning with O, there is one word that keeps pushing to the front, and that is outdoors. more »»
Holiday decorating made easier with trip outdoors
December 3, 2010 During recent years, decorating for the holidays has changed a great deal. more »»
City Council can alter budget plan if it wants
December 2, 2010 The following is the latest installment of Mayor Jim Boroff’s monthly updates on city issues. Mayor’s proposed budge. more »»
Help wanted for annual bird count
November 26, 2010 Seneca County bird watchers are preparing for this year’s Christmas bird count Dec. 1. more »»
There’s still time for indoor gardening
November 26, 2010 In most years, November does not have too much going for it. The weather usually is miserable, getting colder, damp and cloud. more »»
Garden oddities produce remarkable talking points
November 19, 2010 This week, I am looking at some curiosities in the gardening world. I have grown all of them at one time, and have written about most of them before, but here they are in one place. more »» |
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