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The Aviation Museum In Ohio That Will Transport You Back To The Golden Age Of Flight
Some places earn their reputation quietly, without fanfare or aggressive marketing, simply by being extraordinary and trusting that word will eventually get around. The Liberty Aviation Museum in Port Clinton, Ohio is that kind of place. It has been doing its remarkable work, preserving and presenting some of the most...
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The Glass Wheel: Occult bookstore on Adams
TOLEDO – Bookstores offer a place where readers can explore new ideas, as well as a place to find community. But for some, the average bookstore may not cut it. Readers looking for a haven to explore their love of the occult, spirituality, and other unusual content need look no further than The Glass Wheel.
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Apple Butter Festival returns to Grand Rapids
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12 Neighborhoods That Emptied After Their Signature Parade Moved
Picture the busiest day of the year on a neighborhood’s main street: packed sidewalks, open doors, and a line out the door of the corner coffee shop. Now picture that same street when the parade turns somewhere else. The stories below show how much a block can lean on a few hours of marching.
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Flat Rock Creek Fall Truck Show Celebrates 25 Years, Honors Gary Crowl
PAULDING – Antique trucks and special interest vehicles were on display Sunday, September 20, during the Flat Rock Creek Fall Truck Show at the Paulding County History Museum. The event featured the 25th annual American Truck Historical Society (ATHS) Vintage Truck Show, drawing truck enthusiasts to the museum grounds...
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It’s almost time for the sweet fun of the Oak Harbor Apple Festival
OAK HARBOR – Although the Oak Harbor Apple Festival is steeped in traditions that have been enjoyed by generations for nearly 50 years, it has fresh elements this year to make the annual event even more special. The 47th Annual Oak Harbor Apple Festival will be held on Saturday, Oct. 10, and Sunday, Oct. 11. The event is hosted by the Oak Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Sauder Village celebrates fall season with month of harvest, handcrafts and Halloween events
Sauder Village, Ohio’s largest living history destination, is welcoming the season with a full calendar of fall events through Oct. 31, with something new happening every weekend. This fall, visitors can grab an apple dumpling or pumpkin cookie from the Doughbox Bakery, eat a homestyle meal at the Barn...
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University of Toledo professor warns of growing book bans, censorship
Efforts to ban books in schools and libraries are becoming increasingly common, threatening access to stories and perspectives that help people understand the world, a University of Toledo professor said Thursday. Sharon Barnes, associate professor and chairman of the university’s department of women and gender studies, presented students and staff with trends in book banning over time and the kinds of books most frequently targeted. She gave her lecture, Sex, lies, & government eyes: Censorship trends in the US, as part of the university’s 29th annual Banned Books Week observance. “Banning books is a way of erasing stories, identities, experiences, and peoples, and reshaping understandings of the past,” Ms. Barnes said. “That should echo what you’re seeing today.” The vigil, organized by the University of Toledo Banned Books Coalition, was held in conjunction with the American Library Association’s Banned Books Week, which aims to raise awareness about efforts to restrict access to books dealing with controversial subjects, history, and differing perspectives. “There are too many people who want to tell us what to read and what not to read,” said Paulette Kilmer, a professor emerita and coordinator of the UToledo Banned Books Coalition. “There are people who don’t think we
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Bowling Green State mourns alumna, Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint
Eva Marie Saint's journey from childhood in New York to stardom in Hollywood included a four-year stop in Ohio along the way. Bowling Green State University, where the Oscar-winning actor changed her major from education to theater and earned her bachelor's degree in 1946, was among those paying tribute to Saint, who died Oct. 6 at age 102. USA TODAY called Saint "one of the last figures of a bygone Hollywood era." She starred opposite the likes of Marlon Brando, Cary Grant, Henry Fonda, Paul Newman and Warren Beatty and won an Academy Award in 1955 as Best Supporting Actress for her film debut in "On the Waterfront." "Hollywood, and Bowling Green, Ohio, are dimmer tonight," BGSU President Rodney Rogers said in a university post on Instagram. "Even with international acclaim, she remained kind, humble and grounded, never forgetting the people, places and priorities that shaped who she was and what she valued most," Rogers said. "We are grateful for Eva Marie’s wisdom and unwavering support of Bowling Green State University throughout her distinguished career." Bowling Green awarded Saint its Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018 and an honorary doctorate of performing arts degree in 1982. The Eva Marie Saint Theatre
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Descendants of Tecumseh to present panels in Yellow Springs, across Ohio
American Indian-led arts nonprofit Caesar’s Ford Theatre will host panel discussions across the state in honor of Tecumseh Memorial Day. Caesar’s Ford Theatre is a performing arts organization dedicated to producing and promoting historically accurate American Indian-led stories, using American Indian actors. The term American Indian refers to people who are citizens of federally recognized Tribal Nations, indicating specific political status and legal rights.
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Strange Shapes at Maumee Indoor Theater
TOLEDO – It was August last year when Ansley Hendrix got some exciting news. “My mom was driving me home from the grocery store,” Hendrix recalled. “My twin sister, Maddie, sent me this post on Facebook from the National Federation of the Blind that said there was a casting call looking for a blind actress to star in a movie.”
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CBC announces 2026 girls’ golf All-Conference selections
The Central Buckeye Conference has announced its 2026 girls golf all-conference selections, recognizing standout performances and sportsmanship from golfers across the Kenton Trail and Mad River divisions. Northwestern’s Cadence Monroe-McCoy was named Mad River Division Player of the Year, while Jonathan Alder’s Natalie Hess earned Kenton Trail Division Player of...
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Mateo Named PSAC Women’s Golf Athlete of the Week
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. — Gannon women's golfer Cloe Mateo has been named the PSAC Women's Golf Athlete of the Week after a standout showing at the William Beall Fall Classic hosted by Findlay. Mateo became the first Golden Knight to earn the conference honor this season after placing third...
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Here Comes the Bacon: Pig Fest Comes ‘Flying’ to Toledo
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. The smell of pulled pork, barbecue, and bacon will be the aroma on Adams Street, well before pigs can fly. The Flying Pigs of Toledo School for the Arts (TSA) are hosting the first...
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Trick or Treat in your area
Click for a list of Do’s and Don’t’s for Halloween so everyone has a safe and happy trick or treat event!. Oct. 24, 3-6pm (Spooktacular in downtown Bucyrus) Scary Business Trick or Treat to follow in Crestline 4-5pm Costume contest 5:15pm at The Hub. Upper Sandusky. Oct....