Gerke Holds Science Fair at Gerke Elementary
Franklin fifth graders at Gerke Elementary presented a school science fair after months of work. Forty one students participated with projects such as home made electric brain and steadiness tester. Farm animal tracks cast in plaster showcased different species including skunks goats cattle and sheep.
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War Mementos Seek Home for 534 Ohio Flags
Columbus Ohio AP reports the state seeks a permanent home for 534 historic battle flags once carried by Ohio troops. Officials say the flags date from notable conflicts and will be placed in a suitable museum or memorial to honor veterans.
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Ohio Historical Society
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Lakota Names Top Student of the Month at Lakota High
Lakota High School names Charlie Lee student of the month for May for active school involvement. Lee serves as It s Academic alternate, yearbook staff, student council treasurer, president-elect, National Honor Society member, and Buckeye Boys State 1967 representative.
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Lakota High School
Lee
Lakota
Buckeye Boys State
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Russell Grambsch
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Robert Wilson
Rain Washes Out Ohio Crops Amid Wet May
Ohio farmers face delayed planting and lower yields as May rains persist. Less than 60 percent of corn and soybean land is prepared, only about five percent planted, and experts warn crops may miss optimal windows. Corn yields are expected to be below last year’s record, with note that delays reduce per acre yields.
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William E. Bierman
Columbus, Ohio
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May
Ohio Agriculture Department
Eldon Houghton
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
Clark County
Ralph W. Newman
Fayette County
Phil Grover
Heavy May rains boost hay growth and harvest pressure
Heavy rains sped up hay growth while early harvesting adds time pressure for farmers. Crop loss in strawberries from low May temperatures reduced bloom, yet higher acreage could yield 4.7 million pounds. Ohio rainfall in early May exceeded normal. Madison County saw five inches. Farmers, soaked, turn to fence mending and other chores.
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Grover
Crop Reporting Service
Ohio
Madison County
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