Monthly Archives: November 2002
Pastor provides free resources to groups praying for nation’s farmers
This Methodist minister believes swelling the ranks of prayer warriors can only be good for America's endangered farm families.
Pa. Grange puts first woman at helm
Pennsyvlania Grange members elected the first woman to serve in the top position in the 130-year history of the state organization.
Ohio’s ‘oldest old’ a growing part of society
The greatest population growth in Ohio is occurring in the 'oldest of the old,' those 85 or older.
Off again, on again: Court stay checkoff
A federal appeals court granted a stay that permits the pork checkoff to continue collections during an appeal process.
Lecture series highlights Ohio’s growth to present day
The Ohio Bicentennial Commission is coordinating "Ohio and the World," a seven-part lecture series profiling Ohio at 50-year intervals from before statehood to present day.
Just look up: Spotting rings around the sun
Whenever both sun and clouds are in the sky, be sure to look up - you may behold rings, arcs, and other marvels.
High SCN populations reminder to manage pest now for next crop season
If you had high egg counts this year, planting soybeans next spring, including SCN-resistant varieties, may not be a good idea.
High retail milk prices puzzle farmers
The unusual dairy market raises tough questions for producers and consumers.
Exhibit brings old Halle’s holiday spirit back to life
Lake Metroparks opens "Woodland Halle Days," featuring Halle's Seventh Floor exhibit and Winter Wonderland, Nov. 23, at the Penitentiary Glen Nature Center in Kirtland.
Contents of home of former owner of Salem Label sell at auction
The auction of household items from the home of the late Henry Anderson drew buyers from across the country to Salem, Ohio.
