As the winter chill fades away and the vibrant colors of spring begin to emerge, it’s the perfect time to give your home some much-needed TLC. Spring is not only a season of renewal in nature but also an excellent opportunity to tackle essential maintenance tasks around your home. To help you get started, here’s […]
Sun’s out, fun’s out! It’s that time of year for all our summer fun in the community. We have 18 Summer camps for kids including 3 full week camps, 10 day camps, 4 toddler camps and our annual Knothole Baseball camp. These programs have been growing in popularity and we are so lucky to offer […]
A summer salad—it’s light, bright, and just right on a hot summer evening. The crisp lettuce and crunchy vegetables are refreshing, and with a little extra planning and a few added ingredients, you can pack even more nutrition and deliciousness while enjoying a truly satisfying meal. Is a Salad Really Healthy? The Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2020-20251 recommend […]
November, December, and January are busy months all around the world when it comes to festivals and holidays. These months often marked the end of harvest or are a pillar in many religions, therefore giving various reasons to celebrate. Many of us either celebrate or are familiar with Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or New Year’s, but […]
These days, many people are spending more time at home than ever before. Staring a little too long at your home’s setup or decor may have you wishing for a refresh. Luckily, there are plenty of projects that you can do without breaking the bank. We’ve compiled some project ideas for you to do on […]
Getting Your Home Ready for the Season As the winter chill fades away and the vibrant colors of spring begin to emerge, it’s the perfect time to give your home some much-needed TLC. Spring is not only a season of renewal in nature but also an excellent opportunity to… Tips for a Breathable Home Environment […]
Thank you very much to the community for your feedback on the “Remember When?” articles that appeared in the Fall and Winter 2020 issues of Chippewa Life. Some residents called and shared more memories they had of places! Remember when… In 1982, there were four… Pictured above: Crew moving the rock that now sits at […]
Jun 27, 2024 Sun’s out, fun’s out! It’s that time of year for all our summer fun in the community. We have 18 Summer camps for kids including 3 full week camps, 10 day camps, 4 toddler camps and our annual Knothole Baseball camp. These programs have been growing in popularity and… Jun 27, 2024 […]
Sun’s out, fun’s out! It’s that time of year for all our summer fun in the community. We have 18 Summer camps for kids including 3 full week camps, 10 day camps, 4 toddler camps and our annual Knothole Baseball camp. These programs have been growing in popularity and… Submitted by PAM VARGA, Sahli Park […]
With the winter weather upon us, and more in store for the next few months, let’s not focus on the mostly dreary days ahead. This is a great time to get comfy, get cozy, and take in all the winter season brings. Let’s focus on the fun that can be had in the winter months. […]
Submitted by LINDA RAWDING, Tax Collector 2024 township tax bills were mailed at the beginning of march. If you did not receive your bill, call the office at 724-846-4824 and i will mail or e-mail a copy to you. The discount deadline on township bills is April 30, 2024, and the face deadline is […]
Spring is the time when the earth renews itself and grows green again. Flowers bloom, trees sprout leaves, and birds sing. Spring is also the perfect time to start fresh by spring cleaning your closet. Yet, spring cleaning can be scary. You never know what you’re going to find hidden in the back of your […]
Getting Your Home Ready for the Season As the winter chill fades away and the vibrant colors of spring begin to emerge, it’s the perfect time to give your home some much-needed TLC. Spring is not only a season of renewal in nature but also an excellent opportunity to… Tips for a Breathable Home Environment […]
Submitted by Pam Varga, Sahli Park Manager With its black markings around its eyes and its habit of raiding gardens, chicken coops, bird feeders, and garbage cans, “Masked Bandit” is a very appropriate nickname for the raccoon. Raccoons are omnivores. Their diet consists of a wide variety of plants and animals: fruits, veggies, berries, buts, […]