Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of May.
Good morning, Oxford.
Janice Bisson of Mini City Homestead in Oxford grows microgreens—harvesting them in as little as seven days—and bakes bread using home-milled flour and eggs from her own chickens, selling her goods at MOON Co-op and Harvest Moon Homestead.
Yesterday, Miami University baseball players took part in Read with the RedHawks day at Kramer Elementary—reading to first through third grade students during art class.
The City of Oxford is asking residents to share ideas for its Bicycle-Pedestrian Master Plan that will improve road safety and public transit access.
The survey is open through May 31 and supports Miami University’s 2040 Climate Action Plan—officials say feedback will help reduce parking needs and cut emissions from commuting.
Postdoctoral researcher José Raúl Pérez-Estrada received the Career-Starter Research Grant from the Knights Templar Eye Foundation to study the metabolic process in newt eye development and regeneration.
His findings may help develop new treatments for children’s eye diseases.
Uptown Oxford Music Series
7-9:30 p.m. — Oxford Memorial Park — Free entry — Enjoy a summer concert series featuring a lineup of talented local and regional musicians.
Oxford Wine & Craft Beer Festival
2-10 p.m. — Oxford Memorial Park — See website for ticket info — Sip on fine wines and craft beers while enjoying artisan displays and live performances.
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