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Gifts From the Kitchen
Sometimes the best gifts are the simplest. Take for instance, the goodness you can easily pack in a jar and top it with a piece of colorful material and a ribbon.
How To Handle Holiday Ham
Hams are served during the winter holidays more than any other time of year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It’s easy to prepare and serve, but must be handled in a way to prevent foodborne illness.
Mindfulness and Food Safety
Are you ready? It may feel like the season of wonder…as in how will I get it all done? Maybe this is the year to really ask, where do I find the most joy in the season?
Rein In Holiday Expectations:Try Out The Labor of Love
This time of year, many of us get overwhelmed and some of those feelings may be because we are aiming to meet the expectations of others...So, ask yourself and your family, what parts of the celebrations are most meaningful, where can I focus my efforts and what can I let go of?
Tips, Tricks, and Tactics for a Terrific Thanksgiving Turkey
Before Thanksgiving, first-grade teacher Myranda Miller does a fun activity with her Wooster Township Elementary School class. She gives her students a worksheet titled “How to Cook a Thanksgiving Turkey” and the responses are fun to read.
Here are a couple from Max and Maleena.
Holiday Season Full of Family Traditions
If you asked your children to finish this sentence “At Thanksgiving, we always...” what do you think they would say?
Here's How to Begin Saving For the Future: Be Prepared for Hard Times
More than 70 percent of us will have at least three major financial events throughout our lives that cause struggles. Currently, most households have less than 30 days of funds saved for emergencies (that which would cause financial hardship) if there was an unexpected expense or medical emergency. So, what should I do?
Avoiding Holiday Debt
With the holidays approaching and the economy struggling, it's more critical than ever for you to budget your money, monitor your spending, and avoid credit card debt.
What Are Your Top 5 Things To Do In Retirement
Melinda Hill, FCS Educator & Area Leader, OSU Extension-Wayne County