Summit County area calendar of events
The Suburbanite
FYI
• The city of Green’s Drug Task Force is launching a scholarship for college or other continuing education for a Green Local School student impacted by drug or alcohol abuse. The Drug Task Force is currently seeking donations to the scholarship funds and plans to award a 2021 Green High School graduate the first scholarship award. Individuals and organizations interested in donating to the Green Drug Task Force Scholarship Fund may send checks to the Green Schools Foundation, PO Box 104, Green, Ohio 44232. Checks should be made out to the Green Schools Foundation (include Drug Task Force Scholarship in memo line). Green High School seniors interested in applying for the $1,000 scholarship may apply online at www.cityofgreen.org/DrugTaskForce. Application deadline is April 30. For more information about donating to the scholarship fund or applying, contact 330-896-6602 or communications@cityofgreen.org.
Join us at Hale Farm & Village March 13, 14, 20 & 21, 2021 9am-4pm for the Maple Sugar Days and Pancake Breakfast to experience the process of maple sugaring, past and present.
Guests are invited into the sugar bush to experience the history of the maple syrup making process. The 19th century village is open to experience outdoor demonstrations including tree tapping, oxen talks, a sugaring camp, and the process of boiling sap into syrup. Historic crafts and trades are also demonstrated throughout the day.
A hearty pancake breakfast including pancakes, sausage links, fruit, coffee, juice, and milk provided 41.19367;-81.59240
York County has 111 new COVID-19 cases
York Dispatch
There were 111 additional cases of COVID-19 reported over a two-day period in York County as of Monday, bringing the case total to 36,466 since the outbreak began, according to the state Health Department.
Of those cases, 58 were reported Sunday and 53 were reported Monday. There have been 132,614 patients who have tested negative for COVID-19 in York County, about 3.4% of the total 3,948,020 negative patients in the state.
There were no additional deaths linked to COVID-19, leaving the death toll to 734.