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3 Questions: Jim Thome
Indians legend Jim Thome discusses the origins of his batting stance, his most memorable All-Star Game and playing in the World Series.
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For the Love of Baseball
As the Indians and Reds head back to the field, we celebrate Ohio’s two storied franchises and our state’s deep ties to America's pastime.
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Kayaking on Lake Erie
41° North let’s you go with the flow where the Rocky River meets our Great Lake.
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Memory Gardens
From bold stone tributes to folk-art graves, our historic cemeteries offer a look into who we were and are.
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Rock Royalty
Find satisfaction in a new exhibit on the life and times of the Rolling Stones.
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‘Stay Tuned: Rock on TV’
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame examines how television from “The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet” to “American Idol” shaped popular music for three generations.
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Making Mellencamp
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame delves into how would-be teen idol Johnny Cougar reclaimed his name and became the musical poet of the Midwest.
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Game Time
Board game parlors are popping up across the U.S., including these two Ohio locations that are rolling the dice on the fact that we love to play.
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3 Questions: Mary Bridget Davies
The Ohio native and "A Night with Janis Joplin" Tony Award nominee discusses the icon she portrays.
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102 Days & Nights of Summer: Sept. 2019
The Cleveland Orchestra performs John Williams' iconic score to “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” at Blossom Music Center, and the Milan Melon Festival offers a sweet end to summer.
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Zoo Cool
Visit the animals this winter and you’ll find special holiday activities along with indoor and outdoor fun.
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5 Great Brewpubs
Visit Ohio spots that have mastered craft brews and great food to go with them.
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New Heights
The Cleveland Orchestra brings Bernard Herrmann’s score for “Vertigo” to life at Severance Hall.
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Living Color
The Cleveland Museum of Art features 30 works from its collection that show how artists ranging from Edgar Degas to Mary Cassatt embraced pastels.
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