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9 & 10 News May 18, 2021 But, can we make it even better? Justin recommends we stay with their Safe Green Lawn, the same as the past three years.  It’s organic, has Dairy Doo in it, it’s a 10 Nitrogen zero phosphorus and that’s what we’re concerned about with algae bloom and runoff into our lakes and rivers. And then potash and calcium, to help build the soils, feed our roots to a big, thick, luscious lawn. Justin brought his cousin, Connor, he’s their turf expert. He says we need to keep overseeding to keep a thick lawn. Connor states “you want to fill in those gaps in your lawn...

Vendor samples, live entertainment and kids’ programming are back at some locales for the summer 2021 farmers market season. So, too, are face masks, hand-washing stations and social distancing. Area market managers plan to reintroduce the more social aspects of these traditionally community-oriented venues a year after the coronavirus pandemic pared farmers markets down to commercial transactions in the 2020 season. But everyone acknowledges it is a balancing act as farmers markets throughout central Illinois are welcoming customers back. “We’re approaching this farmers market season ...

Man who stole iPhone and wallet from on-duty Longford garda to pay compensation to charity Reporter:  '); A man who stole an iPhone and a wallet from a garda vehicle while gardaí were carrying out an arrest has been ordered to pay any outstanding money owed from the incident to St Christopher’s services. Patrick McNally, 89 Spring Lawns, Longford, appeared before Judge Seamus Hughes at last week’s sitting of Longford District Court. Sgt Gerry Newton explained that, while gardaí were effecting an arrest of two unrelated suspects in the Spring Lawn estate on October 19, 2021, a wallet c...

Crews busily worked Friday to ready the Bank of Springfield Center for the Spring Lawn and Garden Sale. Just like the blooming flowers and new outdoor equipment rolled on the display floor, the 30th annual event represents an emergence — it is the first major show held at the center since the COVID-19 pandemic began last year. “I guess it’s like riding a bike, you don’t forget how to do it, we are just glad to have people back in the building,” said BOS Center General Manager Brian Oaks. “It does feel like the light at the end of the tunnel for us. We’re still 95% down from ...