Tuesday Jun 30 | Akron Beacon Journal
True blue: Berry picking will begin soon
You can't celebrate the red, white and blue without blueberries - our only naturally blue food.
Smoker decides to grow his own tobacco
FREEDOM TWP.: Standing on brown earth on a flat field hundreds of yards from the nearest road, Don Carey is surrounded by tiny plants.
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The Ambassadors Soccer Camp is scheduled to take place July 7 to 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Matthews Thomas Park, 6737 Olde Route Eight in Boston Heights.
The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve begins its weeklong Color Me Cleveland event by featuring 30 of the area's best-known artists positioned around the Cleveland area to create art at outdoor landmark locations.
Buckeye chicken will be a focus of public lecture and breeders clinic in Bath
Buckeye chickens raised at Goatfeathers Point Farm in Peninsula. Find out about the Buckeye chicken and other heritage breeds of animals in a breeders clinic and public lecture Tuesday, June 23 at Old Trail School, 2315 Ira Road, Bath Township.
Artists to compete in Peninsula
PENINSULA: The village is hosting its first Plein-Air Competition: Along the Crooked River.
Donations needed to help care for abused animals
The Humane Society of Greater Akron has asked for help to feed and care for "the ever increasing number of abused, abandoned and neglected animals of Summit County," director Karen Conklin said.
NOPEC negotiates electricity discounts
Residential and small business customers in the major electric-buying aggregation in Northeast Ohio will see significant discounts on their bills beginning Aug.
Apollo's Fire performs 'An Early American Gathering' to stage a revival of church music
RIVER GATHERING: Apollo's Fire and guests perform "Come to the River: An Early American Gathering this week at several venues.
Railroad tourists can tune in to sites thanks to GPS
There's something new aboard the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. Passengers on Northeast Ohio's tourist railroad can tune in to an impressive audio tour of Cuyahoga Valley filled with stories, nature, history and music via individual headsets and easy-to-use receivers.
Geauga Fresh Farmers Market: more than just food. Go Countryside Look for a new location at Saturday's opening of the Countryside Farmers Market in Peninsula.
Rescue Me: Summit County Crews Free Woman Trapped In Lake Bed
A Summit County teen who became trapped in some mud is expected to be ok. Valley Fire crews, along with National Park Service rangers, Peninsula Police and Richfield Fire pulled the girl out around 5:20 Tuesday evening.
Akron area residents looking for fresh, locally grown food will have even more places to find it this summer, as some new farmers markets have opened up and several others have expanded their offerings and programs.
Memorial Day Events In Summit County
Here is a listing of Memorial Day Parades and Services that will be held in Summit County to commemorate those who have lost their lives in the service of our Country.
Peninsula to have enchanting weekend
Peninsula, which has styled itself as an antiquers' paradise, an artists' colony, a trailbikers' haven and Northeast Ohio's answer to Harry Potter's Diagon Alley, now asks us to picture it as fairyland.
Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon: Westlakea s McConville takes 5th, honors grandpa
It was a special day in more ways than one for Westlake's Shannon McConville on Sunday at the 32nd annual Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K.
Athletics: Tulsa Runner Wins Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon
U.S. runners dominated the men's and women's marathon and half marathon races today at the 32nd annual Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park: Volunteers needed to clean Cuyahoga River watershed
Volunteers are sought to help clean the Cuyahoga River watershed from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 16.
John Shuttleworth, Founder of Mother Earth News, Interview Part II
Five years ago, with only $1,500 in operating capital and a kitchen table to work on, John and Jane Shuttleworth founded The Mother Earth News.
Bookstore satisfies the mind, sweet tooth
While driving through Cuyahoga Valley National Park, I spotted a sign too intriguing to resist: Fire and Water Books 'n' Bakery.
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