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The Peninsula post office is one of only a few post offices in Ohio offering a special eclipse cancellation stamp. Stamp collectors from across the country have been mailing the post office to receive one.
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Take a look back at the Cuyahoga River's complex history and the work that remains to be done to keep all of Ohio's rivers and streams healthy.
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The National Park Friends Alliance meeting includes fieldtrips to showcase Cuyahoga Valley National Park and meetings on collaboration, engagement and more.
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Cuyahoga Valley National Park unveiled a new pedestrian bridge Thursday that will give visitors better access to the park, the Towpath Trail and the Cuyahoga River.
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The second of two "Akron Decides" mayoral debates was held last night at the Akron-Summit County Public Library.
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Experience the arts outdoors at the Akron ArtWalk or along the Cuyahoga River at a sustainability-focused lantern parade. Whether you’re interested in these events or looking to enjoy the arts indoors, here are five suggestions for shows and celebrations this week.
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The project will remove the last remaining dam on the lower Cuyahoga River. The dam's removal will restore more than a mile of river access for community use, while also reestablishing fish and wildlife habitat and could be complete by 2026.
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Community members received an update on the project to remove the Gorge Dam last night.
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A half a century ago, an infamous fire on the Cuyahoga River helped spur the passage of the Clean Water Act. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency officials and clean water advocates met in Cleveland Tuesday to mark its 50th anniversary.
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Redlining is affecting Northeast Ohio's children's ability to breathe. Here's what we can doSeveral studies have drawn a connection between living in neighborhoods that were subject to redlining, the historic discriminatory mortgage lending practices instituted in the 1930s, and an increased likelihood that a resident will suffer from asthma today. Experts say the historic systems and structures which pushed many African Americans into redlined communities affect many Cleveland and Akron residents who live in the Ohio Valley Asthma Belt today.