By now, many voters may have already received their absentee ballots in the mail. Boards of Elections throughout Ohio began mailing them on Tuesday, October 6. If you requested an absentee ballot, […]
Guide to Absentee Voting—Part 5
Guide to Absentee Voting—Part 4
Voter registration in Ohio closes on October 5! Read parts 1—3 of this series and make certain your registration is up to date! Absentee ballots will be mailed to voters beginning October […]
Protect Geauga Parks Bob McCullough Memorial Conservation Scholarship
Protect Geauga Parks has created the Bob McCullough Memorial Conservation Scholarship to assist students in Geauga County who plan to study the Natural Sciences. Three scholarships will be given in 2020. The […]
Guide to Absentee Voting—Part 3
First a little more information about requesting your absentee ballot which was discussed in Part 2 of this series. Ohio Secretary of State, Frank LaRose has mailed the absentee ballot request form […]
Guide to Absentee Voting—Part 2
Once you have made certain that your voter registration is up to date, or registered as a new voter, if necessary (See Part 1), the next step is to request an absentee […]
Guide to Absentee Voting—Part 1
Voting by absentee ballot in Ohio is not really a difficult process, but there are several steps that the voter must take (and a few others that are recommended) in order to […]
PGP Offers $1000 Teacher Grants
Protect Geauga Parks announces two teacher grants of $1000 each. Protect Geauga Parks (a private 501(c)4 not-for-profit organization) is committed to promoting and advocating for conservation, preservation, and protection of the environment. […]
Protect Geauga Parks presents a free webinar
Democracy is the Solution to Climate Change: an Introduction to Citizens’ Climate Lobby Presented by John Sabin of Citizens Climate Lobby Monday, September 14 at 7:30 pm Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) is a non-profit, […]
Parks Foundation Seeks Executive Director
The Foundation for Geauga Parks Trustees are seeking an executive director to lead the organization into the next phase of growth. Outgoing director Gretchen Faro, who has led the organization since July […]
Some perspective on conservation
This article from the New York Times provides some important background on how local interactions with the natural environment can have important, and sometimes global, consequences. Please click the link below for […]
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