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GINGER GAIRDNER: I started growing veg to save money

Our Ginger Gairdner started growing his own veg when he bought his first house. It saved money and he's never stopped.

Food Coalition seeks new members

The Chaffee Local Food Coalition is seeking new coalition members from across the county’s food system sector and will host an informational meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Soulcraft Brewing,

Damien Venuto: The one thing Kiwi businesses don t need to hear in 2021

Damien Venuto: The one thing Kiwi businesses don t need to hear in 2021 10 Dec, 2020 04:52 AM 4 minutes to read Predictions are notoriously difficult to get right. Photo / Getty Images OPINION: Judging by the recent stream of emails and social media posts offering predictions and trends on what to expect in 2021, you d think 2020 was just a standard nothing to see here kind of year. It takes a particularly acute case of audacity to swirl the tea leaves after the past 12 months and pretend to see patterns revealing what comes next. Anyone venturing such predictions might bear in mind economist Irving Fisher s infamous claim, just before the Great Crash of 1929, that stock prices had reached a permanently high plateau . And even in less extreme times, numerous studies have shown that humans are notoriously bad at predicting the futures that don t benefit them.

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