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Police say its not going to happen. But heres a look at the protests earlier. A case of unity taking shape on north broad. To these demonstrators, philly is charlottesville. This is the real america. Theres a lot of social injustice right now. And i feel like we all need to stand up and come together. Reporter from a rally to march the group power which organized the effort says the goal is to unmask racism around us after the violence in charlottesville. We have to resist. We have to fight it. ...

Police say its not going to happen. But heres a look at the protests earlier. A case of unity taking shape on north broad. To these demonstrators, philly is charlottesville. This is the real america. Theres a lot of social injustice right now. And i feel like we all need to stand up and come together. Reporter from a rally to march the group power which organized the effort says the goal is to unmask racism around us after the violence in charlottesville. We have to resist. We have to fight it. ...

Drayton, karen hepp will be here shortly. And then there were two. The island, suddenly getting, i guess, bigger . Right. But if i had to share it with everybody, im glad it is you. How was your birthday by the play. It was very good. So fortunate. So many nice people greetings on facebook and twitter and stuff. It was awesome. Easy to do. Youre certainly loved. Im so fortunate. Now to the forecast. We did okay yesterday. Lets see how we can do today. What did i pick . I think i went with a eigh...

To the editor:

"Remember the Maine" was the call from Americans in the summer of 1898 — the year of the Spanish-American War, which lasted only from April 21 to Aug. 13.

July 11, 1872: The Herald and Tribune reported, “On last Thursday, the new Hotel at Johnson City, was struck by lightning. Several persons were severely shocked, but no one seriously injured. The lightning struck several other points in the city and vicinity.” The Herald and Tribune was, and still is, is a newspaper published in Jonesborough, which was spelled that way on the masthead of the paper in 1872. Inside the pages of the paper, readers could also see the town spelled as Jones...

R. Burgoon / Courtesy of Doreen Uhas Sauer Ohio played an important role in Union efforts during the Civil War. Over 300,000 Ohioans served in the Union Army and over 35,000 died during the war.  While no major battles were ever fought in the state, Ohio was home to many military sites. In Central Ohio, Camp Chase is perhaps best known because it contained a prison camp for Confederate soldiers and a cemetery that can be seen today on the city’s west side. But Columbus was home to anoth...