What the food pantry needs in November is not what most people bring
Every year around this time, the donation bins come out at the grocery store, the church and the school.
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Buying or selling firewood this winter? What a cord really is and how to avoid getting shorted
Firewood is one of the few things many people still buy from a neighbor with a pickup and a hand-lettered sign.
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When the town pharmacy closes: how to keep your prescriptions filled
For many small towns, the pharmacy is one of the last health care services on Main Street.
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Before the first hard freeze: protecting pipes, wells and water for animals
The first hard freeze tends to arrive on a night when nobody is quite ready for it.
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Think your property tax assessment is too high? How the appeal process works
In much of the country, property tax bills and assessment notices arrive in the fall.
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What changes when a small hospital becomes a rural emergency hospital
For a small rural hospital that is losing money, the choice used to be stark.
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Clocks fell back overnight. Here is why the next few weeks are the riskiest on rural roads
Daylight saving time ended at 2 a.m. today, and clocks across most of the country moved back an hour.
