Athens County contains 503 square miles (322,300 acres) of land and is home to 64,300 citizens[1]. There are 163 industries in the county[2], with the median household earning an income of $33,500[1]. Major employers include businesses in the sectors of state and local governments, food services, health care, and real estate[2].
Trumbull County contains 618 square miles (395,700 acres) of land and is home to 207,400 citizens[1]. There are 234 industries in the county[2], with the median household earning an income of $42,400[1]. Major employers include businesses in the sectors of food services, state and local governments, health care, automobile manufacturing, and real estate[2].
Ashtabula County contains 702 square miles (449,200 acres) of land and is home to 100,389 citizens[1]. There are 203 industries in the county[2], with the median household earning an income of $34,200[1]. Major employers include businesses in the sectors of food services, state and local governments, health care, and real estate[2].
Meigs County contains 430 square miles (275,200 acres) of land and is home to 23,600 citizens[1]. There are 127 industries in the county[2], with the median household earning an income of $33,700[1]. Major employers include businesses in the sectors of state and local governments, food services, and nursing and residential care facilities[2].
Organic, inorganic, natural, artificial. These and similar terms like chemical, mineral, synthetic, and sustainable can be confusing due to the use of many undefined words or words with dubious meanings.
Chemically speaking, organic compounds include the carbon atom in their chemical composition regardless of their source. Inorganic chemicals, then, are those without carbon. For example, propane gas is an organic compound because its molecule is composed of three atoms of carbon and eight atoms of hydrogen.
Geauga County contains 400 square miles (256,000 acres) of land and is home to 93,700 citizens[1]. There are 230 industries in the county[2], with the median household earning an income of $66,200[1]. Major employers include businesses in the sectors of food services, wood furniture manufacturing, wholesale trade, and state and local governments[2].
Tuscarawas County contains 567 square miles (363,290 acres) of land and is home to 92,400 citizens[1]. There are 233 industries in the county[2], with the median household earning an income of $42,850[1]. Major employers include businesses in the sectors of food services, state and local governments, nursing and residential care facilities, and wholesale trade[2].
Licking County contains 682 square miles (436,800 acres) of land and is home to 167,500 citizens[1]. There are 214 industries in the county[2], with the median household earning an income of $54,700[1]. Major employers include businesses in the sectors of food services, state and local governments, real estate, nursing and residential care, and wholesale trade[2].
Muskingum County contains 664 square miles (425,300 acres) of land and is home to 85,950 citizens[1]. There are 187 industries in the county[2], with the median household earning an income of $40,600[1]. Major employers include businesses in the sectors of food services, state and local governments, health services, and wholesale trade businesses[2].
Ticks are blood-feeding parasites that can significantly impact the quality of life and health of humans and pets. Most importantly, some species of ticks may infect the host with any of several different diseases, which can result in mild to serious illness or death. Proper protection from ticks and prompt removal are crucial to preventing infection.
