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Rewriting History, Obama-Style
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Spring football
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Despicable Double Standard
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Willie Horton of Gitmo
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LeCharles Bentley to participate in practices?
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Wright faces second marijuana charge
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LeBron to mom, Celtics: “Sit your (butt) down.”
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Baseball continues hot streak
Ohio Politics:
Ohio and Eternal Marc Dannation
Ohio Travels with Betty:
Our family will visit Columbus this summer - need suggestions on things to do.
Olympic Dreams - Running:
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Patrick McManamon:
The win, the dunk (WOW), the series …
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Black Keys play "secret" Myspace Show at Beachland
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Whitehall Jewelers CEO to Retire
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ABC Fall Schedule Announcement
The Sports Blitz:
Cleveland Browns - They Love Them! They Really, Really Love Them!
Varsity Letters:
North, Firestone win Auten track and field titles
Ohio Travel
AROUND THE AREA
Cedar Point opens for its 139th season on Saturday, May 10, 2008. Voted the best amusement park in the world for the past 10 years, even more new fun and excitement awaits guests this year.
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IN THE NEWS
Chief Executive of Cedar Fair Entertainment Company Richard Kinzel is shown at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio. (AP Photo/Frank Wiewandt)
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Drop in visitors unlikely despite gas prices, economy, Cedar Fair CEO says
SANDUSKY: Amusement parks and water parks aren't likely to see a drop in visitors this summer despite surging gas prices and the struggling economy, the head of North America's third-largest park operator says.
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EXHIBIT NEWS
Who could forget the most famous photo of the Kent State Massacre? The photo by John Paul Filo captured the attention of the nation and the world.
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NATIVE AMERICAN ARTWORK
The Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, located in historic Roscoe Village, presents a special exhibition of Native American art work, “Weaving Traditions” opening May 10, through August 3, 2008.
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JAPANESE GARDENS
A walk through a beautiful garden is good for the soul, but did you know gardening is also good for your health?
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BLOG: OHIO TRAVELS WITH BETTY
Our family will visit Columbus this summer - need suggestions on things to do.
Is the wildlife place near Cedar Point still open?
Is there a cruise ship out to the Lake Erie islands?
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SUMMERTIME FUN
It's time to have some fun in the sun! Gather the family and head for one of your favorite Ohio festivals! From the unique arts and crafts to the parades and great food, there's a festival for everyone.
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Planning ahead for summer? The Ohio Department of Agriculture has released the 2008 fair schedule. From apple pie and amusement rides to car shows and antiques - Ohio counties are gearing up for a great summer.
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MORE OHIO TRAVEL STORIES:
Society to re-enact siege of Fort Meigs
Flower walk can put spring in your step
Covered Bridges: Spanning America's Landscape
Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum presents Native American Art
Ohio Zoos offer family adventure
Pulitzer Prize photos at Ohio Historical Society
Canal exhibit's next stop Ohio
Ghost hunters resume at Ohio prison
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OHIO ZOOS
The Akron Zoo presents Jellies: Rhythm in the Blue, a jellyfish exhibit opening this summer. The exhibit will feature 10 aquariums of jellyfish and will be the only exhibit of its kind in the state of Ohio.
Exciting family adventures await visitors to Ohio’s zoos as they open for the 2008 summer season.
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COVERED BRIDGES
Covered bridges bring back thoughts of a romantic past. The movie “The Bridges of Madison County,” brought about renewed interest in covered bridges, feeding the public interest in this bit of nostalgia.
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Historical, lakeside, countryside or in the city, relax and enjoy
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Ohio is rich with history. There are so many museums throughout the state that have preserved our wonderful heritage. From airplanes to motorcycles and homes to autos, there is a museum for every age and interest. Visit one today.
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Lifestyle Highlights
FAMILY
Parents undoubtedly are spending some sleepless nights worrying about their sons and daughters.
