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Ohio Native Plant Month conservation sale

Community members are invited to order native Ohio plants and other conservation items now through May 6 through the Lucas County SWCD.

April is Ohio Native Plant Month: Callery pear trees

Did you know that April is designated as Ohio Native Plant Month? House Bill 59, a bill which Rep. Scott Wiggam (District 1) of Wayne County was the Lead Sponsor of, was signed into law by Gov. Mike Dewine in 2019. This bill designated April as Ohio Native Plant Month and is made to increase the public awareness of Ohio’s native plants and the many benefits that they provide to pollinators, Ohio’s economy and the health of Ohio’s environment.     April is Ohio Native Plant Month With this being Native Plant Month, there really is not a better time to talk about a tree that is threatening and choking out many of our native trees and shrubs. Our landscape is currently being brightened by the blooms of the Callery pear trees.

Canal Winchester area news: Planning & Zoning board position open

CW seeking new Planning & Zoning Commission board member The City of Canal Winchester appoints and relies on specialized boards to assist on items requiring action or recommendations. This allows proactive community members with unique talents to pull together for a collective good. The city is currently seeking applications for a candidate to serve on the Planning & Zoning Commission. More information on the commission s responsibilities, meetings, and current members can be found on the city s website, canalwinchesterohio.gov. Interested individuals should submit an application online or in person to the City s Municipal Building (36 S. High St., Canal Winchester, Ohio 43110). Anyone who is interested in serving on one of the other boards or commissions for the City of Canal Winchester, may submit an application at any time. Although there are currently only openings on the Planning & Zoning Commission, all qualifying applications will be kept on file for 2 years.