The future of sustainable farming was the primary topic at "Future Farms 2004: Digging Deeper," a conference held on November 6 and hosted by Oklahoma's Kerr Center for Sustainable Agriculture, with assistance from the USDA Risk Management Agency. Related link: http://www.kerrcenter.com Feature continued on newswire >>
The Libertarian and Green parties plan to file for recounts of the 2004 presidential election in all of Ohio's 11,360 precincts in 88 counties.
(Originally published on Michigan IMC on Nov. 16, 2004.) A grassroots fundraising effort has helped the third party candidates in their quest for a complete counting of all votes in Ohio, where charges of irregularities by election officials have been raised even before the Nov. 2 election. Feature continued on newswire >>
Holiday shopping in support of social justice groups is the theme of this event where tables and booths of some 50 organizations will offer Guatemalan fabrics, Nicaraguan coffee, African carvings, woven baskets, handmade jewelry, greenhouse plants, books, calendars, bumper stickers, buttons, T-shirts, and more. Live entertainment all day and healthy snacks create the atmosphere at the annual Fall Peace Festival. BRING FRIENDS. EVERYBODY LOVES THE PEACE FESTIVAL Fall Peace Festival in Oklahoma City THE16th YEAR: “Building a Culture of Peace” Saturday, Nov. 20 10 am to 4 pm - ADMISSION FREE Civic Center Music Hall Hall of Mirrors FREE PARKING AT STREET METERS
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The theme of this year's Peace Fest in Oklahoma City on Saturday, was "Building a Culture of Peace" and that indeed was the atmosphere that was reflected inside the Civic Center's Hall of Mirrors. 
