DAVE ZUBER’S STORE

By: Stan Jordan This photo is from the John Paulding Historical Society collection. My boss enlarged it from 2 X 4 inches up to 8 ½ X 11and it made things a lot more clear. I’m going to guess that this was between 1875 to 1880. Like it says, corner of S. Main and Daggett.…

Antwerp Student Council Members Record Themselves Reading Children Books

Antwerp Middle and High School student council members wanted to find a way to serve the school and community remotely during the COVID-19 stay-at-home order. They decided to record themselves reading children’s books. Currently, the school and local library are closed, so younger students have limited options for reading from home. These videos will increase…

Teamwork Divides The Task & Multiplies The Success

Despite the brisk temperatures and blustery winds on Wednesday, April 14, a host of volunteers showed up to hand out meals to New Haven (EACS) and the surrounding community’s students. Meals are distributed from 2:00-6:00 p.m. each Tuesday. In addition, there are as many volunteers who spend each Monday preparing and assembling the meals. This…

Chow Line: Cleaning and Disinfecting Amid COVID-19

Do I need to store my food in the garage or wipe my groceries with a disinfectant when I get them home from the grocery store to keep safe from coronavirus? While some people choose to wipe their groceries down with a disinfectant cloth when bringing them home from the grocery store as a preventive…

Lawn Care for the Homeowner

Planting Grass Seed Now that we have been enjoying a little bit of warmer weather, many of you will be planting grass seed to either fill in bare spots in your yard or thicken your lawn by overseeding.  Here are some tips from seed selection to the first mowing to ensure your seeding is a…