ANDOVER – In hopes of bringing an exciting start to the scouting season, Andover Girl Scout troops 80572 and 80045 paid a second visit to Pierpont’s Rustler Ranch on Monday, Sept. 18 in order to learn about horse care. (From Oct. 6 edition).
ANDOVER – If you enjoy the season of fall you won’t want to miss some of the fall activities taking place this month at Andover Community Center.(From Oct. 6 edition).
ANDOVER – While the weather wasn’t exactly fall-like that didn’t stop campers and guests in attending a chili and cheesecake tasting event at Pymatuning State Park on Saturday, Sept. 23 in Andover.(From Sept 29 edition).
ANDOVER – Open your eyes, be energy wise was the main theme for many on Tuesday, Sept. 26 as several PV fifth and six grade classes watched a thirty minute show provided by Minneapolis’ National Theatre for Children.(From Sept 29 edition).
KINSMAN – A number of congregants of Kinsman United Methodist Church took time to rejoice on Sunday, Sept. 17 as they celebrated 100 years since first dedicating their church building.(From Sept. 29 edition).
NEW LYME – If you’re looking for a before, after or daily care, or even preschool for your child you may want to look into Heaven’s Child Preschool and Learning Center located in New Lyme.(From Sept. 29 edition).
ANDOVER – While artists are probably the first to dive into the world of rainbows, several PV eighth graders experienced quite a range of the spectrum through a flame spectroscopy experiment in their science class this past Tuesday, Sept. 12.(From Sept. 29 edition).
ANDOVER – In hopes of getting upper classman better informed on voting and to find recruits interested in helping the polls, Director Carol Lovas of Ashtabula County Board of Elections paid a visit to PV High School on Monday, Sept. 25 in Andover.(From Sept 29 edition).
ANDOVER – Fifteen participants found their way over to Andover United Methodist Church on Tuesday, Sept. 19 in order to try out Ashtabula YMCA’s most recent outreach program in the area: Silver Sneakers. (From Sept. 22 edition).
KINSMAN – Cortland resident Albert Innocenzi has been growing and selling pumpkins for around 42 years now out of Kinsman.(From Sept. 22 edition).
