Monthly Archives: March 2002
Using ag biomass for energy isn’t free
There are lots of benefits to using agricultural byproducts as an energy source, but we can't think of biomass as 'free.'
River otters making great comeback in Ohio
Wildlife division proposes removing otters from endangered species list.
Post card show April 6 in New Philadelphia
Event is sponsored by Tri-County Post Card Club. ›
Peter Rabbit turns 100 — Beatrix Potter art loved by generations.
The life and works of Beatrix Potter is celebrated in a new exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution.
More Americans facing blindness than ever before
There are various causes of serious vision impairment.
Medina museum plans open house
Exhibits include vintage clothing, Civil War displays and pioneer artifacts. Ã
Major eye diseases
Information about the major eye diseases.
Legislation benefits farmers
Farmers get a 30 percent additional first-year depreciation allowance under the newly signed federal workers assistance act.
Final lyceum lecture puts antiques in the spotlight
Display samples will include glassware, silver and collectibles.
Farm bill remains in closed debates
Congress broke for its Easter recess but there won't be a vacation for Congressional staffers still pounding away at the details of the farm bill proposal.
