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jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Prospective gardening families are already flocking to the River City Farmers Market in Marietta to begin selecting plants for their home crops. Prospective gardening families are already flocking to the River City Farmers Market in Marietta to begin selecting plants for their home crops. What started as a pilot program in a few Ohio counties has expanded, with eyes on southeast Ohio once again. Near the end of summer in 2020, five Ohio State University extension offices offered a pilot program with a nod to World War I history. The program was a joint effor...

The nations of Central America created their own economic problems by setting up borders that restrict the flow of goods and people; Americans haven't helped in that regard

Nextrush Unplugged Weekend: UK Admits Vaccine Blood Clot Deaths, The Emerging Police State Posted on Welcome to the weekend. He got the harshest prison sentence in connection with the 1972 burglary of the Watergate headquarters of the Democratic Party. G. Gordon Liddy passed away at the age of 90 this week. In 1978 around a year after his sentence was commuted by President Jimmy Carter, Liddy spoke to William F. Buckley Jr. on "Firing Line". Liddy says the feds wanted him to be a snitch and he wasn't... Newsdump Easter Weekend Alert: British Government Admitting Blood Clot Deaths Follow...

Lydia Hatfield, Executive Assistant I am thrilled to be moving from volunteer and workshare member with Poughkeepsie Farm Project to employee! I'm coming into this work with a background in design, community wealth building and housing justice, and it feels very right to be integrating that journey with a focus on land and food justice. I am so looking forward to learning from and alongside my amazing colleagues as we grapple with what equity truly looks like in our field and how to advance that in our community. -Lydia Hatfield, Executive Assistant   Madeline Henriquez, Executive Director ...

Donald Trump’s legacy: He turned Washington, D.C., into Baghdad, Iraq | Mulshine Updated Jan 20, 2021; Posted Jan 20, 2021 They may not be able to spell it, but they can close for it. One of many stores in D.C. closed for the "Inaugaration." (Photo by Paul Mulshine) Facebook Share Only Baghdad was a lot livelier. That was the conclusion of Pat Lang, a former Vietnam Green Beret who lives just across the Potomac in Alexandria, Va. After Vietnam he served as the U.S. attache to the Iraqi military during the Iran-Iraq War. “I used to go to the Green Zone when Saddam was running Iraq,” he...