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Tuesday, January 22, 2019 (9:00 till noon) is our senior center day at Grange Hall. We'll have biscuits and gravy, coffee, tea and snacks. Its PUZZLE DAY, with a 1,000 piece puzzle of Amesville images. We'll have tutorials showing folks how to use Ancestry.com to make their family tree and research genealogy. Also, we will be taking ideas for other presentations in 2019. Hope to see you there. Please pass along to anyone else that might be interested. Thanks.
Tuesday, January 8, 2019 (9:00 till noon) is our first senior center day in 2019 at Grange Hall. We'll have waffles, coffee, tea and snacks starting at 10:00 am and we will be showing folks how to use Ancestry.com to make their family tree and research genealogy. Also, we will be taking ideas for other presentations in 2019. Hope to see you there. Please pass along to anyone else that might be interested. Thanks.  Coonskin Saturday is a monthly event that highlights the talents, history and foods of Amesville by providing a regular array of concerts, movies, classes and other programs in Gifford Park, Masonic Lodge, Village Productions Community Center and ACRE.
http://www.amesvilleohio.org/coonskin-saturdays.html See what events and activities are going on at the ACPL in Athens or any of the branches. https://myacpl.evanced.info/signup
Samantha Taylor's article about the Amesville Water System upgrade can be seen at https://www.athensmessenger.com/news/amesville-to-upgrade-its-water-treatment-plant/article_88b14306-84c0-5163-98e3-32e5c1eb2abf.html
On Tuesday, April 4th Mayors from across Southeast Ohio gathered in Athens to show appreciation for those volunteering in their communities through AmeriCorps, Senior Corps and VISTA. The Mayors are all members of the Mayors' Partnership for Progress (www.mayorspartnership.org) and meet regularly in Athens to address common issues. In attendance: mayor Patterson (Athens), Mayor Redfern (Crooksville), Mayor Goosman (Amesville), City Manager Greene (Gallipolis), Mayor Feeney (Chillicothe) and Athens Commissioners Chmiel and Eliason.  Amesville will be working with SOPEC (Southeastern Ohio Public Energy Council) and SolSmart to gain greater access to solar options for the residents in and around Amesville. SolSmart provides recognition and no-cost technical assistance to help local governments reduce barriers to solar energy growth. With the help of our team of national and local experts, cities, counties, and towns are cutting red tape to make it easier for homes and businesses to go solar. Local governments that achieve these goals are eligible for SolSmart designation, providing national recognition that they are “open for solar business.” By encouraging solar energy development at the local level, SolSmart helps local governments bring new businesses to their community, promote economic growth, and foster the creation of new jobs. http://www.gosparc.org/ 
ACRE, located at 29 North Franklin Street, houses the "New Coonskin Library" which is a FREE lending Library using books that have been donated by residents of Amesville. Books are located on the front patio area of ACRE (East side of the building facing Franklin Street). This Micro Library houses about 1,000 books on topics ranging from gardening, history, travel, classics and modern fiction. Take a book any time. Return it when you can and donate other books if you want.
In addition to the library ACRE also hosts the "Amesville Micro Museum". This is a small display showing the importance of the Coonskin Library, Underground Railroad and local agriculture to Amesville. The original books from the Coonskin Library are housed either at the Ohio History Connection in Columbus or at the Ohio University Archives. Find more detailed information about the Coonskin Library at: http://www.ohio.edu/people/deanr/coonskin.html |
AuthorBy Gary Goosman, this blog is to offer news about current activities in the Village of Amesville. Archives
February 2019
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