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Improving teenage financial literacy
A coalition of more than 100 governmental, educational and business organizations working together to improve financial literacy among young people has published “Improving Financial Literacy: What Schools and Parents Can and Cannot Do.”
Mahoning SWCD to sponsor amateur photography contest
Mahoning County photographers are encouraged to capture the essence of soil and water on film.
Improving your pawpaw patch
Neal Peterson, founder of the Pawpaw Foundation and grower of the largest developed variety pawpaw orchard in the United States will speak at a horticulture workshop April 28 in Albany, Ohio.
On a horse they can go anyplace they decide
Pegasus Farm offers a degree of independence to handicapped people who have very little of it in their lives.
New population center claims more sheep than people
2000 U.S. Census results place Edgar Springs, Mo., population 190, as the new population center of the United States.
Suiza, Dean Foods merging
Suiza Foods Corporation and Dean Foods Company are merging to form a national dairy and specialty foods company with $10 billion in revenue.
Annual public auction to benefit Erie 4-H members
The 22nd annual Public Auction to benefit the Erie County 4-H Youth Development Program will be held
Industrial minerals operations in Ohio facing possible regulation legislation
Senate Bill 83 proposing to strengthen regulations for mining materials such as limestone, gravel, and clay represents the first comprehensive overhaul of the state’s industrial minerals laws since 1974.
Researchers shop for answers about consumer illiteracy
Tests indicate that as many as one in five U.S. adults are, to varying degrees, functionally illiterate and innumerate (unable to do math). Study focuses on how do these adults function as consumers?
Pa. Grange opposes premium pooling
Says state milk marketing board plan to pool part of Class I premium is not in the interest of most dairy farmers.
Stars awarded at United FFA banquet
Chapter notified that Ben Alexander, awarded his American degree, has been selected as one of the finalists for Ohio’s Star American awards to be presented at the Ohio FFA convention.
FAPRI leader looks optimistically at legislative action on farm bill reform
Farm bill discussion must include debate on how much it takes to sustain U.S. agriculture says policy analyst.
Lake County awards honor environmental action
The county Environmental Education Committee will present its annual Environmental Improvement Awards April 27.
USDA budget increased for protection against disease
Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman authorizes an additional $32 million to protect the United States against foreign diseases in her FY 2002 proposed budget.
Warren library to host public program about the Civil War
County Historical Society president Wendell Lauth will lecture April 21 on “The Civil War and Trumbull County.
Art exhibit highlights Navajo weavings
Art exhibit at Ohio University’s Kennedy Museum of Art through April 29 highlights Navajo weavings.
Baldwin pleads not guilty to all charges
Harlan Baldwin of rural Ashtabula County pled not guilty to 49 counts of animal cruelty at his arrignment April 5.
‘Pass It On Day’ a hubbub of yard sales in Fredonia
The 9th annual community event featuring yard and garage sales plus special events will be May 5.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park hosts pair of concerts
Lee Murdock and Blue Highway to perform in May at the Cuyahoga National Park.
Early planting has its advantages and problems
Purdue corn specialist says that while the calendar may heralds winter’s recent end, the first days of spring are often iffy for field work.
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