Monthly Archives: July 2001
Rogers Auction staying put
The Baer family says rumors they might sell out are "absolutely false."
Outdoor antique show and sale scheduled at Westlake
The Clague House Museum, built in 1876, will be the setting for the July 8 show.
Noah’s Lost Ark expands sanctuary
The grand opening for the exotic animal sanctuary's large cat and carnivore compound will be July 7.
McKinley Museum offers three-day summer science class
Park It class for second and third graders will teach them how to find their way around the woods.
Maggots in the chicken house
An entomologist from Georgia says a certain not-so-picky maggot would be more than happy to help clean up commercial chicken houses.
Learn what it takes to run for the school board
The Ohio School Boards Association is conducting a workshop for those who haven't made up their minds whether to run for office or not.
Learn how to make your summer picnic a bee free event
The solution to annoying bees at your family barbecue may be to share your feast.
Is biotech really needed inthe Midwest?
The potential of biotechnology and genetically altered plants must be weighed against the risks of using it.
High court finds one checkoff illegal
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 25 that the mushroom checkoff is unconstitutional, saying it violates free-speech rights under the First Amendment.
Herbfest is designed for both experts and beginners
The 10th annual Frontier Herb Fest - the nation's largest annual herb conference - will be Aug. 17-19 at Boulder, Colo.
