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FeaturesTerri Riddle of Loveland, a painter who works mostly in oils and acrylics, got interested in quilling after her husband gave her a Cricut machine,
FeaturesPerhaps the fiercest is Tom Korokney, a.k.a.
Features“Superman is one of Cleveland’s greatest exports,” says Valentino Zullo, assistant professor of English at Ursuline College and co-director of the
Co-op PeopleWhen Kline and his wife, Kris, members of Lancaster-based South Central Power Company, acquired the land, they weren’t sure exactly what they were
Power Lines
by Craig GroomsIndependence Day is a special time for Ohioans to honor the courage and hard work of our founding fathers, who overcame great struggles to create a nation where values like liberty, personal freedom, and self-governance could thrive.
by Jeff McCallisterThey are also super-sized users of electricity. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, data centers can consume as much as 50 times the energy per floor space as other types of commercial buildings.
by Amy Howat“The first company made it sound like we would have instant savings, that we would have no electric bill at all,” Kathryn says. “It sounded good to start with, but when we really started digging in, we realized maybe it wasn’t right for us.”
Feature Stories
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by Margaret BuranenTerri Riddle of Loveland, a painter who works mostly in oils and acrylics, got interested in quil
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by Jill Moorhead“Superman is one of Cleveland’s greatest exports,” says Valentino Zullo, assistant professor of E
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by James ProffittPerhaps the fiercest is Tom Korokney, a.k.a.
Good Eats
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by Catherine Murray
by Catherine Murray
by Catherine Murray
Woods, Waters & Wildlife
by W.H. Chip GrossSmokey, of course, is best known as the star of the longest-running public service announcement c
by W.H. Chip GrossWhen Ohio gained statehood in 1803, leadership recognized the potential of the Muskingum to facil
by W.H. Chip Gross“The Merlin Bird ID app contains identification support and photos, sound recordings, maps, and d
