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Mansfield is home to the first hand-carved carousel built after the Great Depression. The company that created it has gone under, but a new merry-go-round maker is stepping up to take its place.
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Athens had a substantial and thriving Black community in the early 1900s, but over time, signs of their success have been demolished. Just one building remains: the Mount Zion Baptist Church.
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When disasters occur, faith-based organizations often partner with federal agencies as a point of first contact for residents seeking assistance. In East Palestine, the churches have provided water, air purifiers and lasagna dinners since the Norfolk Southern train derailment.
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The Summit Lake community celebrated the opening of the new Ohio and Erie Canal Summit Lake Trail. The trail loops around the lake and connects to the Towpath Trail.
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Learn about Leon Bote's journey as part of the Sound of Us series, Living on the Spectrum, about people with autism. Bote is both autistic and transgender — a combination that is common enough to have its own name, the “double rainbow.”
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The white tail deer, is thriving — especially in the suburbs, where coexisting with human residents can sometimes lead to trouble.
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Beachwood's Suburban Temple Kol-Ami is using the shofar, an instrument that dates back to Judaism's beginning, to engage children during the the High Holy Days
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Cleveland will now pay incoming EMS staff with at least one year of experience $27.59 per hour – a nearly $12 increase from the current rate.
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In this installment of "Making It," engineer Ken Burns shares the story of how he started TinyCircuits in Akron. TinyCircuits makes tiny electronic products — from a tiny processor, to a tiny screen, or even a tiny TV.
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StarkFresh announced it will open a grocery store in Alliance to help connect residents with affordable options in a part of the city considered to be a food desert.
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Euclid resident Nikki Montgomery says she grew up feeling "different," and that her long journey toward self-acceptance is a common experience for Black women on the autism spectrum.
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Ohio's tourism agencies recently launched the Historical Underground Railroad Trail, a map with 15 sites across the state that played a part in the movement. After pandemic-related drops in visitation, Northeast Ohio historians hope the trail will help the museums attract new visitors.