Both the federal and Ohio governments are shorting our food banks just when tariffs are likely to make it even harder to buy groceries. Stop by Room B at the Tremont branch of the UA Public Library from noon to 1:30 pm on April 24th to drop off shelf-stable foods (cans, boxed, etc.) and other necessities (toothpaste, diapers, toilet paper, etc.).

UAPA is hosting a Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service food drive-through on Monday, January 20th from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm in the Tremont Rd Library parking lot (the library is closed that day).

While we are still reeling from the results of the general election many of us are reflecting on why we did not capture so many of our state races and Issue 1. While we understood that Ohio voters would likely lean, once again, to the Republican presidential candidate, we still felt hopeful that our hard-working senator, Sherrod Brown would still prevail and that the sensible Issue 1 redistricting proposal would gain a majority of voters. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen for a variety of reasons.