Herald-Times (Bloomington, IN) articles from November 2002

Herald-Times (Bloomington, IN) archives from November 2002

Monroe County, Ind., Jobless Rate Drops to 2.9 Percent.
November 4, 2002

Bloomington, Ind.-Based Telecom Employs 15, Down from 300.
November 4, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Business Briefs Column.
November 5, 2002

Indiana Business School Selects Firms with High-Growth Potential.
November 5, 2002

Tenant Case Goes to Indiana Supreme Court This Week.
November 5, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Technology Today Column.
November 5, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Brian Werth Column.
November 5, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., On the Menu Column.
November 6, 2002

Monroe County, Ind., Parties Push for Big Voter Turnout.
November 6, 2002

Panel Tells Bloomington, Ind., Audience That Economy Is on the Mend.
November 8, 2002

Decision Months away in Dispute between Landlord, City of Bloomington, Ind.
November 8, 2002

New Specialty Shop Opens in Downtown Bloomington, Ind.
November 8, 2002

Insurance Costs Put End to Brown County, Ind., Family-Owned Ski Resort.
November 8, 2002

Holiday Shoppers May Give Economy Needed Boost.
November 11, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Business Briefs Column.
November 12, 2002

Bloomington, Ind., Retailers Ready for Holiday Shoppers.
November 12, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Brian Werth Column.
November 12, 2002

Bloomington, Ind., Developer Outlines Apartment Plan for Former Grocery Site.
November 13, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., On the Menu Column.
November 13, 2002

Staples Implements Recycled Paper Plan in Response to Nationwide Protests.
November 13, 2002

Bloomington, Ind., to Host Softball Tourney in 2004.
November 13, 2002

Topless Dance Club Opens in Bloomington, Ind.
November 13, 2002

Technology Expo in Bloomington, Ind., Showcases Solutions for Small Businesses.
November 15, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Business Briefs Column.
November 18, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 18--MCALISTER IS NEW DIRECTOR: WFYI Public Television and Radio in Indianapolis has selected former Bloomington resident Susanne McAlister to serve as its new director of corporate underwriting. McAlister will...

Federal Ruling Allows Indianapolis-Based Guidant to Submit Stent Data.
November 18, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 18--Indianapolis-based Guidant Corp. announced Friday that a U.S. judge has ruled that the medical device maker has permission to submit to U.S. regulators trial data about its drug-coated stent. Guidant has...

Bloomington, Ind.-Based 1stBooks Poised for Growth.
November 18, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 18--1stBooks Library, the Internet and print-on-demand publisher, founded in Bloomington in 1997, has been rapidly growing. The company has 115 employees busily working behind computer workstations perched on...

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Technology Today Column.
November 18, 2002... Byline: Lisa Gill Nov. 18--Three Eusebio Sempere artworks loom over Julia Sutherland's desk. With dark backgrounds, each is an array of fine, straight lines in differing colors, all intersecting at seemingly random points. Up close,...

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Brian Werth Column.
November 18, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 18--Rumors are starting to make the rounds again that GE, one of the world's largest and most respected companies, may sell off its appliance division. That kind of talk has major consequence across southern...

Hiring in Bloomington, Ind.-Area Likely to Be Slow during First Quarter.
November 18, 2002

Cigarette Sales in Indiana Down in Last Two Months since State Tax Increase.
November 19, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 19--When Indiana raised its tax on cigarettes from 15 cents a pack to 55 cents in July, the aim was to bring in more money to help balance an ailing state budget. An auxiliary effect hoped for by health...

Bloomington, Ind., Hospital Raises Rates by 7.8 Percent.
November 21, 2002... Byline: Dann Denny Nov. 21--The Bloomington Hospital board of directors has approved a 7.8 percent increase in rates as part of a $187 million hospital operating budget for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1. The rates went into effect Nov....

Indiana Gasoline Prices Are Logged at Lowest in Nation.
November 22, 2002... Nov. 22--Indiana boasts the lowest gas prices in the nation -- for at least a day. But some in the oil and gas industry say it isn't cause for Hoosier happiness. "We're selling gas below cost," said Terry Moore of Stuart Moore Oil...

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., On the Menu Column.
November 22, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 22--The Quarry Diner, the eclectic restaurant in downtown Stinesville, will move to a historic building nearby in a month or two. The move will enable the eatery to apply for a wine and beer permit. In the...

Indiana University Dedicates New Business Building.
November 25, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 25--At Friday's gala dedication of the new $34 million Graduate and Executive Education Center at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, Ford Motor Co. executive Nick Scheele called on the leaders of the...

Indiana's Sales Tax Will Rise to 6 Percent on Dec. 1.
November 25, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 25--Few Hoosiers are expected to notice much difference when the 1-cent increase in the Indiana sales tax goes into effect Dec. 1. After all, on a $10 pizza purchase, the new tax will add 10 cents to the bill....

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Brian Werth Column.
November 25, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 25--DVD players, which can be found now for less than $60, are predicted to top the list of consumer electronics products consumers plan to purchase during the holiday shopping season for the third year in a row....

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Business Briefs Column.
November 26, 2002... Nov. 26--CARMICHAEL IS NEW PRESIDENT OF AGC: Lee Carmichael, president of Weddle Bros. Construction Co. Inc. in Bloomington, has been named president of the Associated General Contractors of Indiana Inc. The AGC is the leading statewide...

Springville, Ind., Cattle Auction Has Gross Annual Sales in $4 Million Range.
November 26, 2002... Byline: Heather R. Smith Nov. 26--In 50 years, nearly a half-million head of cattle have passed through the gates of the Springville Feeder Auction Association. As of 2001, the association had sold $135 million worth of local feeder...

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., Technology Today Column.
November 26, 2002... Byline: Lisa Gill Nov. 26--If the word "Windows" sends a shiver down your spine, chances are you're either a die-hard Mac user or a Lindows disciple. For those who choose the smiling Macs to see each time they boot their machines, a new...

Thanksgiving Food Prices Rise in Indiana.
November 26, 2002

Court Rejects Indiana-Based Firms' Effort to Share Data on Drug-Coated Stent.
November 29, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 29--Bloomington-based Cook Inc. and Indianapolis-based Guidant Corp. received another setback in court Wednesday in their efforts to allow Guidant to use Cook trial data for a proposed Guidant drug-coated stent....

Bloomington, Ind., Retailers Strong Going into Holiday Gift-Buying Season.
November 30, 2002... Byline: Brian Werth Nov. 30--With the emergence over the past four years of the Whitehall Crossing shopping area on Bloomington's west side as a retailing juggernaut, the regional draw of shoppers to the community has grown substantially....

Group Reminds Consumers of Toy Dangers.
November 30, 2002