Farms are selling more than small pumpkins these days
Living on the Go reports a shift in farm markets as growers move beyond pumpkins to a broader range of produce and goods, signaling evolving agricultural sales trends.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2007
Page
1
Living on the Go reports a shift in farm markets as growers move beyond pumpkins to a broader range of produce and goods, signaling evolving agricultural sales trends.
An Arizona woman dies after a rare rattlesnake bite prompting officials to urge extra caution during this time of year. The Aiken Standard video link is provided for national footage and updates.
The Indians prepare to meet the Red Sox while the Diamondbacks clash with the Rockies in a postseason tilt with two advancing to the World Series. Also previewing this weekend’s new theater releases in Aiken, highlighting starring actors and quick plot notes.
Valva S Cofer Grandevine Marie Z Jones Babe North Charleston Lois Edna Green Mead and Williston are listed in the deaths and funerals notice for Saturday edition. The item names mourners and family members with brief biographical tangents.
Karen Daily reports in a Star briefing that Edward Meloan, 75, former North Augusta Planning Commission chair, admitted to a dozen crimes from the late 1960s to mid-1970s. Prosecutors allege other adults were involved, and investigations continue with no arrests confirmed. case expected to stay open.
Aiken County guidance explains owner occupied homes taxed at 4 percent and other property at 6 percent. The 2007 capped value guides tax base, with fair market value limited by the cap. Taxes use the lower of total assessment value or capped value, approximately 0.747 percent, per county official David Gove.
In Seabrook New Hampshire Giuliani campaigned at a lobster shack flashing a red tie while guests cracked lobsters. Clinton drew a Coastal misnaming in South Carolina calling the Lowcountry the lowlands reflecting naming sensitivities in early nominating states.
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