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Wilderness Center to host Valentine’s Day program
The Times-Reporter
The Wilderness Center will host a virtual program and fundraising dinner at 6 p.m. Feb. 12 to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Senior naturalist Carrie Elvey will present the program, which will discuss romantic lives of animals. The dinner will include lavender-honey glazed duck breast, spelt risotto with duck confit and sous vide carrots with orange, thyme, butter and coriander. A video offering re-heating instructions will be provided to registrants. Ticket purchases will also include one bottle of dry riesling from M Cellars winery in Geneva, Ohio.
Representatives from M Cellars will offer attendees a video tour of their cellars, and representatives from Wholesome Valley Farm will share information on the sustainable farms which are providing the evening’s meal.
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By Karen Langley Investors betting on a continued economic rebound are increasingly looking beyond U.S. stocks. Many money managers are focusing on emerging markets, which they expect to outperform as the global economy accelerates in the wake of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout. Some are also taking a look at European markets, which lagged behind in 2020 but are dominated by cyclical shares. Investing in U.S. stocks, they say, has increasingly become a concentrated bet on the technology sector, which contributed more than half of the S&P 500 s 18% total return last year. The tech-laden Nasdaq Composite fared even better, rising 45% including dividends. Some investors say those gains might be difficult to replicate in the new year, particularly if Democrats take control of the Senate, making tighter regulation more likely.