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Berlin prepares for annual live nativity parade
Berlin will welcome camels, shepherds, angels and other familiar Nativity figures Nov. 27 as its annual Live Nativity Parade ushers in the Christmas season. The Berlin Area Merchants will host the parade and a candle-lighting ceremony beginning at 5:45 p.m., according to a community announcement. The procession will start at Sheiyah Market and end at the stage in the center of Berlin. Mary and Joseph, the Three Wise Men, angels and shepherds will be joined by camels, sheep, cows, donkeys and horses provided by The Farm at Walnut Creek. Snowmen also will walk the streets and hand out candy to children. Candle-lighting and Christmas story follow parade A short service is planned after the procession reaches the center of town. The program will include a candle-lighting ceremony, a reading of the Christmas story by Larry Kaufman and carols led by Jeff Polen. The event began with a small group of local merchants singing Christmas carols on a street corner and has grown into a tradition that attracts thousands of visitors during the holiday season, according to the announcement. Berlin is located along State Route 39 in Ohio's Amish Country. Donations will support Operation Christmas Child The Berlin Area Merchants also
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Akron Football Player Blasts The Entire Coaching Staff And All Of His Teammates In Scathing TikTok Video (As A Joke)
Omari Abor did it again. The redshirt senior defensive end at Akron criticized his entire coaching staff and his teammates during a scathing video on TikTok. He claims it was a “joke” and asks that you do not take “ts too serious please.” Even if that is true, Abor has a history of this kind […] The post Akron Football Player Blasts The Entire Coaching Staff And All Of His Teammates In Scathing TikTok Video (As A Joke) appeared first on BroBible.
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Susan Shie retrospective art exhibit celebrates artist's career in Wooster
When renowned artist Susan Shie was a child, her mother got her a coloring book with blank pages. “I quickly filled it up,” Shie said. “After that, my mom got the great idea to buy an end roll of big newsprint from the local newspaper. She’d plop this on the table and give me a big piece of paper to draw on. I went through them like crazy.”
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Akron Children’s Tree Festival Opens Saturday With 154 Trees for a Good Cause
AKRON, Ohio — One of Northeast Ohio’s warmest holiday traditions opens Saturday, and every tree inside it is for sale for a good cause. Akron Children’s 45th annual Holiday Tree Festival runs November 14 through 22 at the John S. Knight Center, 77 E. Mill Street in downtown Akron, the hospital announced. The free festival […]
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Canton's First Ladies' Library and Museum is getting a $4.5M addition
The National First Ladies' Library and Museum in Canton, the only museum dedicated to the wives of U.S. presidents, is getting a significant addition. The museum announced plans Tuesday for a new $4.5 million facility, which is expected to open sometime in 2028. The nonprofit is raising money for the addition through private philanthropy and grants.
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Students celebrate National French Week
National French Week, also referred to as La Semaine du Français, is an annual nationwide celebration of French and Francophone culture throughout schools and communities in the United States. This year it will be held from Nov. 4–10. National French Week was first launched in 1999 by the...
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Friday feature: Ball, Coffelt open Bowling Lab pro shop at Strike Zone in Canton
CANTON — Brian Ball and Matt Coffelt, new owner-operators of Bowling Lab pro shop inside Strike Zone Lanes, won’t compare themselves to other pro shop owners. “I’m not like everyone else,” said Ball, a 53-year-old Massillon right-hander who has “over 150” 300 games and 800 series. “If you come into the shop and want a ball, and I don’t know you, we’re going to watch you throw first.
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Canton First Ladies Museum Plans $4.5 Million Downtown Home
The National First Ladies Library & Museum is planning a new downtown Canton home for objects that, for now, mostly have to live somewhere else. The First Ladies Experience is a $4.5 million project, with construction aimed at January 2027 and an opening in early 2028. As The Repository reported,...