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Sky High: Goodyear Balloonists Made History in 1913
Goodyear balloonists Ralph H. Upson and R.A.D. Preston covered 384 miles during the 1913 Gordon Bennett Cup international balloon race, which they won. Here, they pose in front of the Goodyear balloon they piloted during the race — which started in Paris, France. They raced for over 43 hours and 30 minutes. The pair had built Goodyear’s first airships. Preston and Upson brought attention to Akron with their victory and aeronautic work at Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Upson was the chief engineer of the aeronautics department for Goodyear from 1914 to 1920. Preston had a street named after him in Akron to honor the 1913 victory: Preston Avenue, which you might travel on today if you pass through the Goodyear Heights neighborhood.
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Movement Project Trades Fairview Park Storefront for Downtown Cleveland Studio
The Movement Project has packed up its Fairview Park storefront and moved into a fourth-floor studio inside the Twist Drill Cleveland building downtown, giving the 17-year-old dance company a new home just days before it opens its biggest event of the year. The relocation lands right as the company prepares to welcome audiences to the 11th annual Cleveland DanceFest, running Friday through Sunday, Nov. 13-15, at Playhouse Square.
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Pet of the Week, 11/11/26
Teeny, tiny pups are the right choice for some people. Easy to care for because of their size, able to be a constant companion, because they are mobile. And, absolutely adorable to look at! But be careful … You don’t wanna step on her! They can also get “under feet” which can be a concern for the adopter and the pup!
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New play at BW causes audiences to ‘Doubt’
A new play exploring the concept of doubt in all its forms is coming to Baldwin Wallace later this month from senior BFA Acting major Danny Wall. “Doubt: a Parable”, written by John Partick Shanley, is a critically acclaimed play, winning the Tony Award for Best Play in 2005. Eventually, it became a movie featuring Meryl Streep and Viola Davis. The play itself focuses on St. Nicholas Church School in the Bronx in 1964, as the new and old ways of the Roman Catholic Church come clashing together with conflicts that arise leaving the audience, well…in doubt.
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Things to Do This Weekend In Cleveland: Nov. 12-15
Apollo’s Fire Presents “Echoes Across the Atlantic” with Jeanine De Bique at Cleveland Museum of Art. Trinidadian soprano Jeanine De Bique joins Cleveland's Apollo's Fire for this special concert that takes place at 7:30 p.m. at Cleveland Museum of Art. 11150 East Blvd., Cleveland, 216-421-7350, clevelandart.org. Dr....
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Coconut macaroon recipe by The West Side Bakery | Local Flavor at Home
Editor's Note: Local Flavor at Home is a monthly series featuring recipes from local bakers, chefs and other Akron-area foodies. This month, we're sharing a coconut macaroons recipe courtesy of Barb Talevich, owner of The West Side Bakery in Akron. Thirty-one years go by so fast! Proudly woman-owned, The West Side Bakery is passionate about creating delicious, made-from-scratch favorites for every occasion. From cakes, cookies and pastries, to savory sandwiches, salads and soups, all are made with quality ingredients and a whole lot of love. Family, food and hospitality have always been a big part of my life, so perhaps it was inevitable that I found my way into the bakery business. My grandfather owned a bakery where my mom spent her childhood, and later a restaurant in Canton, where I spent mine — creating many happy memories that I still cherish today. My aunt Millie ran a bakery from her home before joining me at The West Side Bakery. We opened the bakery in Pilgrim Square in 1995 with some of my favorite tried and true recipes that included our chocolate chip cookie, our signature carrot cake and our New York style cheesecake. These three items took off and
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Generations of Sweetness: Strickland’s Frozen Custard
The multi-generational, family-owned Strickland’s Frozen Custard has been in business for 90 years. Made fresh daily, the frozen custard is crafted using the special Strickland’s recipe, devised by founder Bill Strickland in 1936. The recipe calls for eggs, sugar, cream and other ingredients. Since then, Strickland’s ownership has...
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Where Doc’s on Harvard Chef Kolnita Riggins-Walker Eats, Drinks and Unwinds in Cleveland
Chef Kolnita Riggins-Walker’s culinary roots run four generations deep. After getting her start in Cleveland kitchens, including Giovanni’s Ristorante, Classics at Cleveland Clinic and The Ritz-Carlton, she launched Classic Cuisine Catering more than 28 years ago. During the pandemic, a visit to her father-in-law’s former dental practice sparked the vision for Doc’s On Harvard, an upscale restaurant celebrating food, community and Lee-Harvard’s history.
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Anika Luna Wild is preserving community memories with artist residency
Jacqueline Harris used to attend quilting parties “back in the day,” but it’s been at least 20 years since she sat around a table, surrounded by women, a pile of assorted fabric scraps in front of her. “Probably 80 percent of those people have passed away,” Harris...
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Meet Charlie Bear: A little bulldog with a big message about Feeding & Swallowing
Star Center Foundation founder Esther Verbovszky at her Cleveland Feeding & Swallowing Center. Bulldogs are familiar faces as mascots for sports teams, but one Cleveland puppy is serving as a spokesperson in an entirely different way. Meet Charlie Bear, a four-month-old French bulldog who turns heads wherever he goes with his adorable personality and an important story to tell.