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Ohio’s first Braille Trail opens at Wingfoot Lake State Park
MOGADORE, Ohio – Ohio State Parks opened its first Braille Trail this week at Wingfoot Lake State Park, southeast of Akron, offering visitors with visual impairments a new way to experience the outdoors. The trail features signage in both printed text and braille, along with a self-guiding rope that...
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Pet of the Week, 11/4/26
This purebred Pekingese is thought to be 4.5 months of age, and is only 8 pounds. That’s one tiny little guy, right now. We believe he will grow to be about 16 pounds. This handsome pup is looking for a home of his own. We are grateful to the good Samaritan that saved him and brought him into Summit County Animal Control, and we are thankful he didn’t experienced a negative fate while on the streets of Akron.
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Akron’s Lock 3 Winterblast Returns November 27 with Santa Parade, Fireworks and More
Downtown Akron is getting ready to welcome the holiday season as Lock 3 kicks off its 22nd year of Winterblast on Friday, Nov. 27, with a full day of family-friendly festivities. Opening day runs from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., featuring ice skating, holiday shopping, the return of the Welcome...
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At The Vincent House, all are invited to dance
On a sunny October afternoon at The Vincent House, 12 kids of varying ages and heights stood with their hands on their hips, tap shoes at the ready. When the music started, they were off, tapping across the floor — mostly in sync. At the head of the class,...
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Wingfoot Lake State Park Debuts Ohio's First Braille Trail Near Akron
Ohio State Parks has opened the state's first Braille Trail at Wingfoot Lake State Park in Portage County, giving visitors with mobility, visual, or sensory needs a new quarter-mile loop to explore just southeast of Akron. The gravel path is 36 inches wide, lined with signage in both print and Braille, and guided by a rope that lets people follow the route independently.