Throwback/Nostalgia

Throwback/Nostalgia

Cemetery Strolls, Trees & Other Bite-Sized News Bits

Worth noting this autumn: cemetery strolls, heating help, Johnny Appleseed trees, releafing the Tree City and winning awards. Read all about it! ...
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Fireworks: Sure, They’re Fun, but…

My childhood July 4th was unnecessarily dangerous, now that I look back 50 years later. At the top of the list: not the mayonnaise-based salads that sat out all day, or the undercooked hamburgers. It was the discarded sparklers, many still glowing red, that littered the grass while we looked for someone to light the next one. Shoes were optional; burned feet were common.  ...
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Lost Films of Ernie “Ghoulardi” Anderson, Tim Conway and Big Chuck to Benefit Longwood Manor

Long-lost films of Ernie “Ghoulardi” Anderson, Tim Conway and “Big Chuck” Schodowski will be the focus of a presentation by local historians and authors Janice and Mike Olszewski who will give a sneak preview of their upcoming book about three of Northeast Ohio’s most beloved personalities. ...
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Stan Hywet & The Families that Built Akron

A new exhiibit at Stan Hywet honors both the 250th anniversary of American independence and the 201st anniversary of Akron’s founding by celebrating the everyday people whose lives, labor and legacies shaped this city into what it is today. ...
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Big Boy Steam Engine is On Its Way Here

If you like trains, this is your summer. Union Pacific's famed Big Boy No. 4014, the world's largest operating steam locomotive, will journey across Northeast Ohio this summer as part of a historic coast-to-coast tour to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. ...
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Take a Hike with Free, Guided Tours

Take a Hike, Cleveland’s free, guided walking tour program, returns for its 2026 season with five distinct tour seasons, an enhanced Summer Series, and new ways for locals and visitors alike to experience the city’s history, culture and architecture. ...
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Road Trip: Oberlin Art & Architecture

We're starting road trip season, and here's a suggestion for a place to kick off your springtime ramblings: Oberlin. Less than an hour west of Cleveland, the picturesque college town has a lot to see. ...
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Worth Noting: Gardens, Film Festival & a Reminder

Unless you’ve lived somewhere that’s nice all year-round, you may not appreciate the novelty of four distinct seasons. We can quibble about the unfairness of snow-to-sizzling weather, but almost nothing is better than spring’s brilliant outburst. Here’s our list of under-the-radar places to catch the season at its blooming best. ...
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