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Rock Hall’s $135M Expansion Begins Opening Nov. 22 With Free Community Space
CLEVELAND — The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame begins opening its $135 million expansion on Sunday, Nov. 22, when the new Haslam Auditorium welcomes the public as a free community space on Cleveland’s lakefront. The triangular addition is the museum’s largest construction project since its original building rose on North Coast Harbor, and it […]
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Sunny Skies, Blustery Winds in Cleveland Before Late-Week Washout
Cleveland is waking to clear skies Sunday morning, with temperatures in the low 40s before the city warms to around 57 degrees. Sunshine will dominate the day, but southwest winds could gust up to 30 mph, giving the November forecast a decidedly blustery edge. Sunny, Breezy Sunday. The afternoon should...
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Baldwin Wallace Beats Mount Union 27-21 to End 30-Game Skid, Win OAC Title
Baldwin Wallace beat No. 13-ranked Mount Union 27-21 on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Kehres Stadium in Alliance, ending 30 consecutive losses to the Purple Raiders, claiming the Ohio Athletic Conference championship and locking up the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs. Baldwin Wallace University athletics and the University of Mount Union athletics […]
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Farmer receives $100 million donation, Crawford announces in State of the University address
Miami University President Gregory Crawford delivered his 11th State of the University address on Thursday, Nov. 5. Crawford touted the university’s accomplishments and announced the Farmer School of Business received the largest donation in Miami’s history. Farmer Dean Jenny Darroch took the stage to announce the $100 million...
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Aurora cross country fulfills dream, wins OHSAA state title: 'Is it real?'
OBETZ — Claire Jenkins stood alone on the state podium, as far as the Aurora girls were concerned, a year ago. The sophomore had company this year. Her twin sister, Evelyn, joined her. So did Audrey Miller, another Greenmen sophomore, as all three finished among the top 14 runners in Division II. Then the whole team joined to lift Portage County's first state championship trophy in cross country since 1998 — and the first in Aurora history. "It definitely did not feel real at first when people started saying that we got first place and I just really never imagined this like one year ago, just being state champions," Evelyn Jenkins said. "When I finally came to the realization, I was just so proud of everyone. We definitely worked so hard just in the summer and just this entire season, so this was amazing." Nothing came easily. Not for Miller, who ran well ahead of the pack for much of the season but faced a tight top group in Obetz. She suavely handled the crowd, finishing fourth in 17:49.5, an absurd jump from her 40th-place time of 19:13.3 on that same course a year ago. "I just knew at regionals