Soil survey helps landowners manage Clermont County land
The Clermont County Soil Survey maps soil types and capabilities to guide use for woodland wildlife cropland or pasture. It details erosion limits pond and drainage options and suitability for building septic systems. Free at Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District 4449 State Route 132 or by phone 732-1614 to request mail delivery.
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Clermont County
Soil Survey
Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District
Short-cut canning can mean trouble
Short-cut canning methods can appear harmless but are dangerous. Diane Travel from Ohio State University warns there are only two safe methods boiling water bath for fruits vegetables and preserves and pressure canning for low acid foods. Unconventional methods such as dishwasher processing do not reach safe temperatures and can cause botulism. Always discard questionable foods and use current extension guidelines.
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Guru
Diane Travel
Ohio State University
Taver
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service Office
Suburban Sports Roundup Highlights Local Teams
Cincinnati Suburban Press delivers brisk coverage of area high school teams with game results, standout players, and upcoming matchups. Readers get concise summaries, scorelines, and notices of ceremonies affecting local athletics.
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Cincinnati
Suburban Press
Beware of unsolicited pesticide pitches from out of state
Ohio State University entomologist Lyle Goleman warns against telephone offers of cheap pesticides from out of state. He describes common ripoffs, such as exaggerated claims and misrepresented labels, and urges buying from a local dealer or checking with the county Cooperative Extension Service.
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Lyle Goleman
Ohio State University
Goleman
County Cooperative Extension Service
Clermont College offers over ten scholarships for nontraditional students
Clermont College this spring and summer offered more than ten scholarships for nontraditional students. Applications ran May 15 through July 30. A committee including faculty, administrators, and Clermont County Chamber chair Rhett Cole evaluated them, with 83 completed and 54 still under consideration. Final decisions hoped by the third week of August.
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Batavia
Clermont College
Rhett Cole
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce
Karen Williams
Powell Emphasizes Hands-on Engineering in Clermont County Role
Powell describes the Clermont County posting as offering ongoing hands-on engineering with the challenge of overseeing large sewer and water systems during a growth era. He lives in Mt. Washington with his wife Marcia and daughters Melissa and Amy, who will attend Walnut Hills High School, and he chairs the Mt. Washington United Methodist Church administrative board.
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Powell
Clermont County
Marcia
Melissa
Amy
Mt. Washington
Walnut Hills High School
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