High school reunions spark rural economic development
A May 1, 2012 review notes that people return to small towns for family and lifestyle reasons and still find diverse job opportunities. It cites a Journal of Rural Development study showing returns due to lower cost of living and quality of life, with works in accounting, mechanics, trades, administration, social work, and rural-based firms.
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Rural revival through former residents and new business starts
A report outlines how former rural residents, often in their late 20s to early 40s with children and parents remaining in communities, return or invest. Success stems from regional reach, niche offerings, and high speed internet. Strategies include high school reunions, local yearbooks, and targeted outreach via social media to reconnect with opportunities.
Rain Barrel Options Benefit Homes and Environment
RBC Insurance notes only 20 percent of Canadian homeowners have rain barrels but installing them during heavy rain helps reduce sewer strain and prevent basement backups. A barrel is cost effective, low maintenance, and can be fed by pumps to garden hoses with regular emptying after rainfall.
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