More than 200 area residents gathered at the Natatorium Tuesday for an informational meeting about the Gorge Dam removal presented by the Ohio and U.S. Environmental Protection Agencies and Summit […]
Continue ReadingThis is the time of year when all gardeners start daydreaming about summer’s fresh vegetables growing in their gardens, surrounded by lush green lawns. Now is the time to get […]
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Choked with industrial wastes, oil, agricultural runoff, human waste, and chemical poisons even as early as the late-19th century, the Cuyahoga River was described as “an open sewer” by former […]
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With winter just around the corner, preparing the yard for seasonal changes is not something many homeowners think about nor look forward to, but a well-prepared lawn will make spring […]
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The City of Cuyahoga Falls has recently been pushing residents to recycle responsibly in order to help maintain the city’s curbside recycling program and keep costs down in light of […]
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Have you ever seen Culver’s Root, sedge, swamp oak, switchgrass, or even blue flag iris? You will when you visit Cuyahoga Falls’ beautiful Rain Garden Reserve, located between 6th and […]
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