Yearly Archives: 2003
Syracuse, N.Y., leads Northeast in snowfall this winter
The race for the title of the Northeast's snowiest city this winter is heating up.
Penn State Extension workshop caters to childhood educators
The workshop focuses primarily on early childhood educators and is open to people who have or work with children.
Ohio Farm Bureau shines with national gold star recognition
The Ohio group earned a plaque with the maximum 12 gold stars for superior work in the organization's program categories.
Library, YSU present panel on Underground RR
Youngstown State University will present a panel discussion on the Underground Railroad Feb. 3, 7 p.m.
Keep up the good work
A reader congratulates the editor on a recent award and compliments her columns.
Historic site sets dates for Feb. events
James A. Garfield National Historic Site programs for February begin Feb. 8 with Behind the Scenes II, "Beauty Framed: A Visual Arts Tour of Lawnfield."
Have a question about Farm Bill? Get answers Jan. 31
Reservations aren't required for the question-and-answer session Jan. 31 in Ravenna.
George Ford Morris exhibit unveiled
The works of George Ford Morris are featured in an exhibition at the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame through May 2003.
Gardening series for both youth and adults
Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens' Garden Days Series consists of five programs geared to the interests of both adults and children.
Free tax advice offered to senior citizens at libraries
The Warren-Trumbull County Public Library is offering free tax assistance, with special attention to residents 60 and older.
