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Ohio Warns of 'Beat the Sign' Driving Game Tied to Medina Crash
Ohio school officials are warning parents and students about a reported driving activity called “Beat the Sign,” in which participants allegedly ignore stop signs on purpose and try to beat their own record for how many intersections they can blow through without stopping. The warning comes after a school superintendent reported a serious crash in Medina, Ohio, involving a driver who allegedly kept a log tracking attempts.
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This Underrated Ohio City Is Where Gen Z Can Actually Afford Their First Dream Home
Every generation gets one city that changes the game, and for Gen Z, that city is Akron, Ohio. Right now, while everyone else is arguing about which overpriced coastal market to throw their savings at, Akron is quietly becoming the smartest real estate decision a young buyer can make. Let’s...
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U.S. Air Force Jazz Ensemble Airmen of Note Performs a Free Concert in Akron
Not everyone who enlists in the U.S. military has a role that directly involves defense and war: some have a higher purpose. The Airmen of Note is just one of ne of six ensembles that make up the U.S. Air Force Band, which was founded in 1950. It features 18 active-duty musicians who perform both traditional big-band and contemporary jazz. The Airmen of Note is a smaller group that performs in more intimate settings and events; they’ve also performed with many noted jazz stars including Dizzy Gillespie, Doc Severinsen and Sarah Vaughan.
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The greatest mysteries in American history
👋🏼 Hello! I’m Phaedra Trethan , here to highlight some of our shared history, experiences and more during America's 250th year. This week, we're looking at some of the greatest mysteries in American history. We're also exploring: How two Founding Fathers' ideas about government still resonate today ✍🏻 And how a blimp helps define a Midwestern city . Did someone forward this to you? Subscribe here . American history's greatest mysteries Where did they go? And why, decades and even centuries later, do these mysteries still vex and fascinate us? I took a dive into five great American mysteries that still fuel our imaginations, and our curiosity. They seemed to vanish into thin air: A famed aviator. A hijacker who exchanged cash for passengers' lives. A labor leader linked to the Mafia. Three men who escaped from a prison thought to be escape-proof. An entire settlement full of English colonists. Americans "like the question," Derek Arnold, a professor at Villanova University who teaches a course on conspiracy theories, told me. "The story is art. The science is realism, and a lot of people would rather have the story than the explanation." Madison and Hamilton, Hamilton and Madison ✍🏻 Alexander
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Akron turns former fire station into ‘Neighborhood Destination’
AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - The city of Akron announced the former Fire Station 12 will be transformed into the Wallhaven Hop Shop, according to a press release. The original fire station, located at 1952 W. Market Street, was decommissioned in 2024 after serving Akron for more than 70 years. The city says the redevelopment project will keep the distinctive firehouse design while transforming the property into a “productive, community-focused space.